Brazilian rural producers present sustainable practices at COP-26

Published 2021년 11월 8일

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Brazilian rural producers, led by the Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil (CNA), showcased sustainable practices at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP-26) in Glasgow. The practices included the treatment of animal waste to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, production of photovoltaic energy, and reforestation of the Amazon with the Brazil nut tree. The CNA also introduced the PRAVALER program, a partnership initiative with Embrapa, the Brazilian Forest Service, and the German Cooperation Agency, aimed at achieving environmental regularization of properties.

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Brasília (11/08/2021) – Brazilian rural producers presented, on Monday (8), sustainable practices used by the agricultural sector, during the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP-26), held in Glasgow, Scotland, in November 1st to 12th. The Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock of Brazil (CNA) took the producers to participate in the “Agro Day”. In the panel "The role of agriculture for a clean and renewable energy matrix", producer and president of the Irrigants Association of the State of Goiás, Luiz Carlos Figueiredo, presented a success story of one of the family's grain and dairy properties. . On the farm, located in Cristalina (GO), Luiz Carlos invested in the treatment of animal waste, which minimizes the emission of greenhouse gases and integrates the strategies of the Low Carbon Agriculture Program (ABC). In practice, liquid waste is separated from solids. According to Luiz, the solid tailings are used for composting to fertilize and nourish the grain crop ...

Source: Cnabrasil