Measuring and modelling on-farm greenhouse gas emissions : the basis for achieving climate-neutral farming Francis J. Larney

Measuring and modelling on-farm greenhouse gas emissions : the basis for achieving climate-neutral farming Francis J. LarneyGreenhouse gas emissions on the farm have different sources: livestock, soils, plants on crop and grasslands, and fuel and energy consumption. For livestock, methane emissions are most relevant, whereas on crop and grasslands, nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide show the most impact. There are a range of options to measure these emissions, but the different methods mainly focus on one source or a small section of the farm. This chapter explores these

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