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Carbon

Research continues on farm soil carbon stocks in NI

N.Ireland

9 months ago

Research continues on farm soil carbon stocks in NI

The Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI), based in Northern Ireland, has appointed soil...

Securing the future of Danish dairy farm after bankruptcy

Dairy

10 months ago

Securing the future of Danish dairy farm after bankruptcy

Farming with the threat of pending carbon emissions taxes on livestock being introduced, farmers in Denmark are assessing their futures

Grading steel for hardness and wear resistance

Agri-Business

11 months ago

Grading steel for hardness and wear resistance

To convince the customer of the longevity of their products, machinery manufacturers are talking about the type of steel used in production

Report: Global peatland ‘dangerously unprotected’

Environment

1 year ago

Report: Global peatland ‘dangerously unprotected’

A study revealed almost one-quarter of the world’s peatland are under pressure from human encroachment, with farming the largest threat.

Applications open for funded research on uplands in NI

N.Ireland

1 year ago

Applications open for funded research on uplands in NI

Anyone interested in the ecosystem of uplands in Ireland can avail of a scholarship opportunity in relation to uplands carbon fluxes...

Agri-Business

1 year ago

Tesco urges govt to deliver 'clear plan' for agriculture

Tesco is calling on the government to provide a clear and comprehensive plan to support UK farmers...

Tesco urges govt to deliver 'clear plan' for agriculture

N.Ireland

2 years ago

Muir urges NI farmers to opt in to Beef Carbon Reduction Scheme

Minister for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs in Northern Ireland Andrew Muir is reminding farmers that the deadline is...

Muir urges NI farmers to opt in to Beef Carbon Reduction Scheme

Beef

2 years ago

Morrisons launches seaweed-based livestock feed for low carbon beef products

Morrisons has announced a partnership with Sea Forest to introduce seaweed-based livestock feed to fast-track lower carbon beef products.

Morrisons launches seaweed-based livestock feed for low carbon beef products

Arable

2 years ago

NFU joins £6m 4-year arable diversification project

The NFU has joined a group of over 20 research partners in a project focused on building farming resilience through the diversification of arable and forage cropping.

NFU joins £6m 4-year arable diversification project

Agri-Business

2 years ago

AHDB invests £2.5 million to 'accurately' report emissions

AHDB with support from the QMS is investing £2.5 million, to enable more accurate reporting of the environmental impact of agriculture....

AHDB invests £2.5 million to 'accurately' report emissions

N.Ireland

2 years ago

NI Beef Carbon Reduction Scheme system to open Monday

An online system allowing farmers in Northern Ireland to opt-in to the Beef Carbon Reduction (BCR)...

NI Beef Carbon Reduction Scheme system to open Monday

Environment

2 years ago

Peatland restoration scheme to capture over 1.4M tonnes of carbon

The first phase of peatland restoration has been coompleted phases with further phases that will be undertaken to achieve the scheme’s aims..

Peatland restoration scheme to capture over 1.4M tonnes of carbon

N.Ireland

2 years ago

CAFRE carbon event to ‘provide clarity’ for farmers

The College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) has said its ‘Carbon Challenge’ conference will “provide clarity” for...

CAFRE carbon event to ‘provide clarity’ for farmers

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Cumbria Farmer Network to host farm carbon meetings

Cumbria Farmer Network has announced two new meetings for farmers with the theme of farm...

Cumbria Farmer Network to host farm carbon meetings

N.Ireland

2 years ago

Has the potential of soils to sequester carbon been overestimated?

A number of research scientists believe that the potential of our soils to sequester carbon has been seriously overestimated.

Has the potential of soils to sequester carbon been overestimated?

Environment

3 years ago

Partnership aimed at carbon neutral malting barley

A partnership between Simpsons Malt Ltd. and BASF Agricultural Solutions which is aimed towards carbon neutral malting barley has been

Partnership aimed at carbon neutral malting barley

N.Ireland

3 years ago

Climate mitigation strategies that the EU can learn from

With EU carbon levels at a peak globally, the Irish Bioenergy Association (IrBEA) recent conference...

Climate mitigation strategies that the EU can learn from

N.Ireland

3 years ago

LMC carbon surveys: Research and development phase continues

The Livestock and Meat Commission (LMC) has confirmed that 100 of 250 carbon surveys of Northern...

LMC carbon surveys: Research and development phase continues

Dairy

3 years ago

Carbon-reducing system for dairy hygiene products wins innovation award

A Lancashire-based animal nutritional products manufacturer has won the 2023 Innovation Award from the dairy industry CREAM awards.

Carbon-reducing system for dairy hygiene products wins innovation award

Agri-Business

3 years ago

Sainsbury's launches new beef range with 25% less carbon

Sainsbury's has launched a new Aberdeen Angus beef range which will offer a 25% lower carbon footprint compared to industry standard.

Sainsbury's launches new beef range with 25% less carbon

Environment

3 years ago

Centre for High Carbon Capture Cropping launched

The Centre for High Carbon Capture Cropping, which represents a four-year, £5.9 million research project, has been officially launched.

Centre for High Carbon Capture Cropping launched

Agri-Business

3 years ago

Simpsons Malt teams up with Yara to cut carbon footprint

Yara UK has announced a collaboration with Simpsons Malt to reduce the carbon footprint of malting barley and distilling wheat production.

Simpsons Malt teams up with Yara to cut carbon footprint

Environment

3 years ago

Farmers worried about carbon scheme 'risks' - report

Farmers are "desperate" to make money through carbon capture schemes, but worried they are "poorly regulated", according to a new report.

Farmers worried about carbon scheme 'risks' - report

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