Sooner or later, Polish farmers will have to count their carbon footprint

게시됨 2024년 11월 27일

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A debate at the National Challenges in Agriculture focused on the future of cattle breeding and milk production, with particular attention to climate issues. The discussion highlighted upcoming non-financial ESG reporting requirements, which will enforce sustainable practices and carbon footprint reduction among dairies. Farmers were urged to consider the construction of biogas plants to decrease emissions. However, concerns were raised about the potential conflict between climate care and production profitability. The debate also underscored that milk production has a lower carbon footprint due to on-farm feed use and the carbon absorption capacity of crops, emphasizing farmers' role in climate care.
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During the debate on the possible directions of development of cattle breeding and milk production, which took place during the National Challenges in Agriculture, climate issues could not be left out, as they are having an increasingly greater impact on the agri-food sector. Emissions in animal production. What can we expect? What awaits us in terms of production emissions and restrictions related to it? Will we see the times when the agri-food sector will be punished for food production? - It cannot be punished as it is. However, there is one mechanism that will come into force next year, which is not being told to farmers. It concerns non-financial ESG reporting. This will consist in the company having to demonstrate that it is implementing sustainable practices and reducing its carbon footprint. Dairies are already receiving surveys from retail chains to check what their carbon footprint looks like and whether actions are being implemented to reduce it - indicated Grabarczyk, ...
출처: Farmer.pl

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