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carbon sequestration

'Several initiatives' exploring hedgerow carbon sequestration qualities

Environment

5 months ago

'Several initiatives' exploring hedgerow carbon sequestration qualities

Hedgerows can make a "significant contribution" to carbon sequestration, Minister for Agriculture,...

Building up carbon levels in tillage soils will be slow - scientist

Tillage

10 months ago

Building up carbon levels in tillage soils will be slow - scientist

Tillage soils represent significant sumps for stored carbon. However, adding to these carbon levels will be a slow process.

Study measures mitigation efficiency of carbon sequestration

Environment

12 months ago

Study measures mitigation efficiency of carbon sequestration

A new study shows that carbon sequestration in cropland soil is the main mitigation contributions associated with reducing GHG emissions

'Uncertainty' in Ireland's soil carbon sequestration approach

Environment

over 1 year ago

'Uncertainty' in Ireland's soil carbon sequestration approach

Ireland currently uses an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Tier 1 approach for calculating soil carbon sequestration

Soil management will play key role in future of sustainable farming - UGS

N.Ireland

over 1 year ago

Soil management will play key role in future of sustainable farming - UGS

Ulster Grassland Society (UGS) president, John Egerton, has confirmed the key role that soil management will play on farms in delivering...

Beef

over 1 year ago

Research confirms environmental benefits of grazing ruminants

Research by Alltech and Archbold has confirmed the environmental benefits of grazing ruminants in terms of carbon capture.

Research confirms environmental benefits of grazing ruminants

Environment

almost 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 over-estimated.

Has the potential of soils to sequester carbon been overestimated?

Forestry

almost 2 years ago

The environmental impact of 'real' Christmas trees

As the festive season gets into full swing, a new report has outlined the environmental impact of "real" Christmas trees.

The environmental impact of 'real' Christmas trees

Environment

about 2 years ago

EU recognises carbon emissions reductions from land - minister

Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue has welcomed recognition by the European Union of carbon emissions reductions from land.

EU recognises carbon emissions reductions from land - minister

Agri-Business

about 2 years ago

Public consultation on carbon farming framework launched

A public consultation to guide the development of a national carbon farming framework has been announced by the DAFM.

Public consultation on carbon farming framework launched

Agri-Business

over 2 years ago

Aurivo and Farmeye in partnership to measure soil carbon

Aurivo co-op and ag-tech company, Farmeye have partnered to establish a soil carbon programme to verify and measure soil carbon stocks.

Aurivo and Farmeye in partnership to measure soil carbon

Environment

over 2 years ago

Elements of land will have 'varying degrees' of restoration potential

The level of potential for restoration of reclaimed peat used for agriculture depends on a number of factors, Minister McConalogue said.

Elements of land will have 'varying degrees' of restoration potential

Environment

over 2 years ago

Research: Crushed rock in farm soils could boost carbon capture

Adding crushed rocks to farm soils can accelerate carbon sequestration and boost crop productivity, according to research scientists.

Research: Crushed rock in farm soils could boost carbon capture

Environment

over 2 years ago

Explainer: How does soil carbon sequestration work?

Improving the management of grasslands on mineral soils for increased carbon sequestration is one of the measures in the Climate Action Plan.

Explainer: How does soil carbon sequestration work?

Agri-Business

almost 3 years ago

Concrete to sequester carbon? Irish company up for AgTech award

Silicate, an Irish company that uses crushed concrete to help farmers sequester carbon, has been...

Concrete to sequester carbon? Irish company up for AgTech award

Environment

almost 3 years ago

Rate of carbon sequestration in Ireland could be underestimated

Carbon sequestration rates in Ireland may be higher than previously believed, preliminary research from VistaMilk and Teagasc has suggested.

Rate of carbon sequestration in Ireland could be underestimated

Environment

almost 3 years ago

Drones take carbon project to next level in Scotland

High-tech drones are being deployed across Scotland as part of an innovative project to estimate the carbon stored on the country’s farms.

Drones take carbon project to next level in Scotland

Dairy

about 3 years ago

Voluntary carbon markets for farmers discussed in Dowth

A group of representatives from across the ag industry gathered for a SmartDairy stakeholder workshop earlier this month.

Voluntary carbon markets for farmers discussed in Dowth

Opinion

about 3 years ago

Opinion: Why ban the essential practice of ploughing?

Ploughing has long been known as an essential tool in farming, calls for its banishment make little sense and are probably unworkable.

Opinion: Why ban the essential practice of ploughing?

N.Ireland

about 3 years ago

Strong uptake for Soil Nutrient Health Scheme

AFBI is confirming a 92% submission rate for the Soil Nutrient Health Scheme, courtesy of Zone 1 applications.

Strong uptake for Soil Nutrient Health Scheme

Tillage

over 3 years ago

Carbon audits must be more than a ‘tick-box’ exercise - agri-consultants

Regular carbon audits must be taken to a level that significantly exceeds the formality of a ‘tick box’ exercise

Carbon audits must be more than a ‘tick-box’ exercise - agri-consultants

Forestry

over 3 years ago

Report: Key role of fast-growing conifers in carbon sequestration

An official UK report has highlighted the potential of plantations of fast-growing conifers to sequester extremely high levels of carbon dioxide.

Report: Key role of fast-growing conifers in carbon sequestration

Tillage Technical

over 3 years ago

Designing root systems to reach new soil depths

Scientists have discovered how to potentially design root systems to grow deeper by altering their angle of growth

Designing root systems to reach new soil depths

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