Items Tagged with 'carbon credits'
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Learn about the effectiveness and economics of the first methane mitigating feed additive to receive support from the FDA.
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Sustainability in Ag: From Conversation to Conversion
Where does the rubber meet the road for farmers seeking to be part of sustainability actions?
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Helping dairy farmers navigate carbon markets
Implementing carbon offset or inset programs can increase on-farm revenue.
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Carbon intensity in dairy: Measuring and managing for a greener future
Carbon intensity is a metric that puts all greenhouse gas emissions associated with an activity in terms of the amount of product generated. Knowing the carbon intensity of producing milk should be as familiar as knowing the herd's somatic cell count.
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Carbon accounting opportunities for any size farm
Historically, only larger farms have had access to carbon credit development as a net source of revenue. However, with a changing regulatory landscape, opportunities for new project types – particularly for smaller farms – are arising to meet the demand for reductions within the supply chain.
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Hydrogen as a way of profiting from manure
While renewable natural gas is an essential tool for reducing emissions and increasing profitability for many farmers, it is not suitable or possible in some circumstances. Advancements in hydrogen production technology have led to a new low-carbon solution for biogas use.
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SEC limits Scope 3 reporting in new climate rule
Publicly traded companies no longer have to disclose Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions as part of an amendment by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Beyond the barn: Dairy farmers’ role in driving bottom-up change in supply chain emissions
Farmers are in a unique position to lead decarbonization efforts that beneficially impact entire product lines. In doing so, farms can potentially earn valuable incentives for producing low-carbon ingredients.
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