articles about environment in Swine news

The ECOGAN information system and improved agricultural practices have led to a 10.6% reduction in national ammonia emissions.

The latest report from the EPA indicates that emissions from U.S. agriculture were at a ten-year low in 2022.

Danish Crown concedes that its prior utilization of statements regarding climate actions did not meet the standards outlined in marketing legislation.

With this budget increase, the government assumes there are sufficient funds to honor all approved applications.

The government will financially support young farmers who start or take over a business.

The sector will be provided 46 million euros to implement biogas plants in small and medium-sized farms.

A new European regulation will allow farmers to obtain certificates to implement practices that contribute to carbon sequestration and soil-related emission reductions.

Agricultural SMEs will benefit from 50 million euros to support decarbonisation of agriculture.

The new rules will reduce harmful emissions from industrial installations and large pig and poultry farms.

The EP calls on the EC to raise the limit values for the use of nitrogen fertilisers from animal manure, such as RENURE (nitrogen recovered from manure).

Council and European Parliament negotiators reached a provisional political agreement today on a regulation to establish the first EU-level certification framework for carbon removals.

Camera traps, data loggers, and simulations are all involved in the DeathBoars project for the prevention of African swine fever in northeast Italy.

The European Commission has approved two German State aid schemes totaling €1 billion to improve animal welfare in livestock breeding.

The Ministry of Agriculture will improve the treatment of livestock waste by transforming it into bioenergy, biochar, and solid fuels.

The agency’s proposal would cut the amount of nitrogen, phosphorus, and other pollutants discharged to the nation’s waters.