Protein diversification in food and nutrition
...completely undercut the potentially positive impact? Does alternative protein production also emit greenhouse gases? With protein diversification, the goal is to produce more and different proteins...
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Methane emissions in livestock farming (enteric emissions)
Greenhouse gases: a question of balance Carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O) are natural greenhouse gases. They play an important role in the quality of life on our planet ...
Klimaatmitigatie en klimaatadaptatie
BASTA: Biochar’s Added value in Sustainable land use with Targeted Applications in processes, growing media & (future proof) open-field cultivation
...ications. First was manure and biomass processing, with the goal of achieving 25% less emissions of greenhouse gases & ammonia and a 10% higher process efficiency. The results here were surpris...
Precision Livestock Farming (PLF) technologies to tackle greenhouse gas emissions from grazing cattle.
Methane emissions from cattle in Flanders and opportunities to reduce methane emissions
...ether a reduction strategy does or does not lead to a shift, such as increased emissions of other greenhouse gases or a shift of the emission from the mouth to the manure. We measure that for the o...
Reduction of soil nitrous oxide emissions: innovative mitigation strategies for Flemish agriculture and development of regional emission factors
...ions within agriculture. Nitrous oxide (N2O) in particular is thought to have a large share of soil greenhouse gases: as much as 72% of total nitrous oxide emissions within agriculture come from so...
Decision support system for sustainable and GHG optimized milk production in key European areas
Nutritional mitigation and grassland climate adaptation strategies inrelation to enteric methane emissions from dairy cattle on grasssilage based-rations: effectiveness and trade-offs
Accelerated qualitative implementation of the Klimrek tool
Prompt action in order to implement methane reducing feeding strategies in dairy
Less soybean meal and lower methane emissions on organic dairy farms
Methane reduction from grazing in dairy cattle
Marine production and marine environment
...sh offer potential for reducing the amount of nutrients in the sea and the concentration of greenhouse gases through CO2 sequestration (the storage of carbon in the seabed). For everything ‘ha...
Webinar: for companies that develop ammonia sensors
...neering research team has more than 10 years of experience in measuring emissions (ammonia, dust, greenhouse gases, odor) from stables. Commissioned by the Flemish government, the team sets up meas...
Pig farming
...tensive experience with measuring and evaluating emissions of ammonia, odor, particulate matter and greenhouse gases in and around animal housing, including possible reduction strategies. Modeling ...
Poultry and rabbit farming
...ive experience in measuring and evaluating emissions of ammonia, odor, fine particulate matter, and greenhouse gases in and around barns, as well as their possible reduction strategies. Modeling of...
Reducing ammonia and especially odor emissions from the pig house by adapted ventilation
... of ILVO. Fewer emissions without additional costs? In terms of emissions of ammonia, odor, greenhouse gases and particulate matter, intensive pig farming is subject to EU directives and re...
How do you measure the methane emissions of grazing cattle?
Extending the cow's life span as a climate strategy
Feed strategies in the battle against climate change
...lmost the same effect. The production of the additive is associated with the emission of additional greenhouse gases, but these amount to less than 1% of a cow's emissions. The net effect thus rema...
Methane emission reduction by one-third now possible on Flemish dairy farms.
... 100 to 200 years needed to break down CO2). Methane emissions currently account for 49% of the greenhouse gases emitted by the Flemish agricultural sector. The rest is nitrous oxide (25%) and CO2 ...
Horti-BlueC: towards more sustainable and circular cultivation substrates for horticulture
...ction from pristine peatlands threatens these sensitive ecosystems and carbon stocks. emission of greenhouse gases." Finally, crop protection agents and artificial fertilizers are used in (gree...
Teaching young ruminants new tricks: adjusting methane emissions before birth or shortly after?
Meadow milk
AEMON: Automatic detection of ammonia in dairy barns
Methane emissions in cattle: can transplantation of rumen flora reduce emissions?
Field beans in dairy cattle farming: toasting (for) success?
Beer draff, rapeseed meal and seaweed for methane reduction in dairy cattle
Methane from ruminants and climate impact: a difference between GWP and GWP star calculation
Distinction between long-lived and short-lived greenhouse gases Long-lived greenhouse gases (stock gases) are gases that accumulate over time because they remain in the atmosphere for a very long...