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Factsheet 6. Efficient Milk Production - Climate Change. What you can do to reduce carbon dioxide emissions
Factsheet for dairy farmers on energy use, energy saving, carbon dioxide emissions reduction and carbon storage.
Year of Publication2010
Although carbon dioxide emissions only represent a minor proportion of a typical dairy farms greenhouse gas emissions, there are worthwhile savings that can be made which will reduce carbon dioxide emissions and at the same time improve farm profitability. Farm related emissions of carbon dioxide come from animals and plants and from burning fuels, natural gas and indirectly from electricity used on the farm. A further source is from the oxidation of soil.
This item is categorised as follows
- Subject Collection > Greenhouse Gas
- Subject Collection > Livestock & dairy
- Subject Collection > Environmental impact > Climate change
- Subject Collection > Livestock & dairy > Dairy production
- Subject Collection > Environmental impact
- Subject Collection > Greenhouse Gas > GHG Reduction
- Subject Collection > Greenhouse Gas > Carbon Capture & Storage
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Promoting world class knowledge to British dairy farmers so they can profit from a sustainable future.
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