Articles Tagged with ''greenhouse gas emissions''
Sustainable dairy in Canada: Nurturing biodiversity for long-term prosperity
Dairy farmers can further sustainability goals with biodiversity programs that provide productivity and environmental benefits through improved soil health, crop quality and habitat planning while conserving resources for cost-effective sustainable milk production.
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Innovative FEED Act: What is it and what do you need to know?
The Innovative FEED Act’s goal is to create a new flexibility within the FDA to bring innovative products to market. These feed ingredients can help producers meet whatever goals they may have, from climate goals and soil health to feed efficiency and animal health.
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USDA funding dairy sustainability projects
The 2023 Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) funding supports targeted projects that incentivize reduced GHG emissions.
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How biochar can be used as a manure storage cover
Biochar may serve as an effective liquid manure storage cover application to control the outgassing of ammonia and greenhouse gases.
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Reduce emissions, odor by working with the manure microbiome
Addressing greenhouse gas emissions and odor is top-of-mind in manure management plans. Take into account the role of microbes when developing a plan fit for your farm.
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Sustainability: Not a one-size-fits-all solution
Dairy West and Idaho Dairymen’s Association offered dairy farmers the opportunity to travel across the country to learn how others are working to achieve dairy’s Net Zero Initiative. Through the tours, producers realized there is no single recipe for achieving sustainability goals.
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