The use of farm-level models to assess the environmental impact of livestock production

The use of farm-level models to assess the environmental impact of livestock productionIn light of a changing climate, the international community is committed to taking action to reduce overall levels of greenhouse gas emissions. Agriculture will play an important role here given that agriculture and land use are responsible globally for around 24% of such greenhouse gas emissions. This chapter looks at the use of farm level models to assess and mitigate the environmental impact of agriculture, with a focus on greenhouse gas emissions

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and their differing epidemiology poses a challenge for their management and control worldwide

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This chapter begins by providing an overview of sugarcane germplasm collections and then describes introgression-related research and breeding efforts focused on the use of Saccharum spontaneum

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which are likely to be at the centre of any future progressive politics in Latin America