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In the first of a three-part #agriculture series, Sam Nunn and Joe Poon are diving into: - The different stakeholder and where their key emissions come from In the following two releases, they'll take a look at: - The decarbonisation solutions that exist for the agriculture sector - How suppliers / buyer can collaborate towards emissions reduction - What you need to be doing in the next year to reduce your scope 3 There's some really brilliant industry-leading work being released to guide various sectors towards decarbonisation on the RESET Carbon Ltd. 锐思碳管理 website so why not give them a follow! #GHG #Decarbonisation #Scope3 #Agriculture #COP29 #ClimateAction #ClimateMitigation

Introducing Our New Three-Part Series, ‘Food Matters: The Agriculture Sector’s Urgent Climate Challenge’ Emissions reductions cannot be discussed without addressing the agriculture and food sector. As one of the oldest industries on Earth, agriculture has undergone significant changes in the last 50 years — from innovations in farming practices to the rising volumes needed for a growing population, and the escalating impact on our environment and climate. What can businesses do to forge a sustainable way forward? The first article in the series explores: ➤  Agriculture’s key stakeholders and their sources of emissions ➤ The importance of adopting a commodity approach to emissions reduction ➤ Why tackling Scope 3 is so important in the sector Thanks to our co-authors Sam Nunn, who leads RESET's commercial strategy, and Joe Poon, RESET's agriculture subject matter expert, for exploring these critical issues. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/gvkdgAxG #AgricultureFood #FoodIndustryInnovation #CarbonReduction

What is the most promising solution to address hunger, malnutrition, and the environmental impact of agriculture? One of them is regenerative agriculture, and large food corporations are catching on. By revitalizing ecosystems, improving soil health, and fostering sustainable practices, this method is transforming food production. Curious about the challenges, investment landscape, and role of technology in this field? Dive in here>> https://lnkd.in/e4_B2778 #RegenerativeAgriculture #SustainableFarming #FoodSecurity #EcoFriendly

🌱 Empowering Sustainable Agriculture with Soil Monitoring! 🌍 The Soil Monitoring Market is expected to make a significant impact, hitting USD 963.04 billion at a CAGR of 12.30% by 2030, as outlined in the latest report by Market Research Future® (MRFR). This projection underscores the critical role of advanced soil monitoring technologies in driving sustainable agricultural practices and environmental stewardship. In the realm of modern agriculture, soil monitoring solutions offer invaluable insights into soil health, moisture levels, and nutrient content, enabling farmers and agribusinesses to make informed decisions and optimize crop yields while minimizing environmental impact. As professionals in the agriculture and environmental sectors, let's delve into the insights from this report to harness the potential of soil monitoring technologies and pave the way for a more sustainable and resilient future. Explore the full report here: https://lnkd.in/duKUfZXa #SoilMonitoring #SustainableAgriculture #EnvironmentalStewardship #MRFR #MarketResearch #AgriculturalInnovation #PrecisionFarming #EnvironmentalImpact #FutureOfAgriculture

“Cultivating Prosperity: Join the Green Revolution!” In a world where our food systems and agriculture practices are pivotal to the health of our planet and its inhabitants, we stand at the brink of a transformative era. 🌍🌱 Did you know? 26% of global greenhouse gas emissions are due to food production1. 70% of freshwater withdrawals are utilized for agriculture1. 75 billion metric tons of soil are lost annually due to erosion2. These staggering statistics highlight the urgency for change. But there’s hope on the horizon, with financial metrics showing that sustainable agriculture is not just good for the earth—it’s good for the economy too. 📊💰 Empowerment through Knowledge: Global Empowerment Leadership’s latest video series sheds light on the innovative solutions and resilient food systems that can lead us to a sustainable future. We delve into the heart of sustainable agriculture, exploring how it empowers communities, boosts economies, and safeguards our environment. Join the Movement: Subscribe to our YouTube channel for weekly insights that empower and inform. Read our thought-provoking articles by subscribing to our LinkedIn newsletter. Watch the video: Harness the power of knowledge to transform your wealth sustainably. Share and spark change: Your voice can help create a greener, richer world. We Need Your Voice: Your comments and suggestions are invaluable. Help us enhance our content by sharing your thoughts. Together, we can shape a future where sustainable agriculture is not just a vision, but a reality. 👉 Take Action Now! Subscribe, watch, share, and be a part of the change. 🌱📈🎥 #SustainableAgriculture #ResilientFoodSystems #GlobalEmpowerment #GreenRevolution

Establishing a soil carbon baseline today is key to a sustainable future for agriculture. At Agricarbon, we are proud to provide scientifically robust and scalable soil organic carbon measurement services. But why does this matter? By establishing a clear and verified baseline, you can confidently demonstrate your commitment to global environmental sustainability. The added benefits speak for themselves: 🌱 Improved Soil Health – Healthier soils mean higher yields and resilient landscapes. 🌱 Regulatory Compliance – Stay ahead of evolving standards with reliable data. 🌱 Knowledge and Data – Utilise high-quality data and actionable insights. 🌱 Market Differentiation – Stand out by adopting verifiable sustainability measures. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/e5P4KcTH 📸: Agricarbon's Tom Sadan and Nathan Burns #SoilHealth #Sustainability #Agriculture #SoilCarbon #RegenerativeFarming

Harnessing the Power of Proximity in agriculture helps farmers transition to sustainable practices. And not just in the field either, but across a whole network of fields. Through crop rotation, diversified plantings, and by sharing knowledge and resources, farmers can improve soil health and reduce pest pressures, leading to higher yields and economic gains. Collective efforts also help promote innovation and the adoption of cutting-edge technologies, driving efficiency while helping bolster resilience against climate change impacts. But while sustainable practices might thrive in one network of farms, reliance on synthetic inputs in others can exacerbate pest outbreaks, necessitating increased insecticide use and perpetuating a cycle of environmental degradation, as this study has shown: https://lnkd.in/gN2H5V-Y On the upside, as this second study found, innovation is clearly catchy, and can lead to changes in methodology among neighbours were benefits can be seen: https://lnkd.in/gN2H5V-Y TANIT is coupling collaboration with sustainable approaches in a way that not only enhances the vitality of individual farms but also contributes to the broader resilience and sustainability of agricultural systems. With farmers, our goal is to help pave the way for a greener, more resilient future. #SustainableAgriculture #CommunityResilience #EnvironmentalStewardship #PowerofProximity #SustainableFarming #CropRotation #DiversifiedPlantings #SoilHealth #PestManagement #KnowledgeSharing #ResourceSharing #Innovation #CuttingEdgeTech #ClimateResilience #SyntheticInputs #EnvironmentalDegradation #InnovationIsKey #MethodologyChange #CollaborativeSustainability #ResilientFuture #TANIT #GreenFuture

The challenge of feeding a growing global population while tackling agriculture's huge climate footprint is real—and it’s urgent. According to the FAO, global food production needs to increase by 60% by 2050, but agriculture and food systems already contribute a third of global greenhouse gases. So, how do we solve this paradox? The answer might lie in unlocking better ways to measure and verify sustainable practices on farms. To close this gap, we need to establish clear standards, streamline data management, and mobilize billions in private sector funding. In this report, BCG and Food Systems for the Future have outlined a roadmap to empower farmers to adopt climate-smart practices. These solutions pave the way for a resilient and sustainable agricultural future—one that benefits farmers, the environment, and our global food system. Read the summary article here: https://lnkd.in/ewGuBjna #SustainableAgriculture #AgTech #ClimateAction #Sustainability

The challenge of feeding a growing global population while tackling agriculture's huge climate footprint is real—and it’s urgent. According to the FAO, global food production needs to increase by 60% by 2050, but agriculture and food systems already contribute a third of global greenhouse gases. So, how do we solve this paradox? The answer might lie in unlocking better ways to measure and verify sustainable practices on farms. To close this gap, we need to establish clear standards, streamline data management, and mobilize billions in private sector funding. In this report, BCG and Food Systems for the Future have outlined a roadmap to empower farmers to adopt climate-smart practices. These solutions pave the way for a resilient and sustainable agricultural future—one that benefits farmers, the environment, and our global food system. Read the summary article here: https://lnkd.in/gxpV-v4K #SustainableAgriculture #AgTech #ClimateAction #Sustainability

Modern agriculture is a complex blend of tradition and innovation, shaping our food systems and economies. From small-scale family farms to vast agribusinesses, the sector plays a vital role in feeding the world's growing population. Technological advancements, such as precision farming and genetic engineering, have revolutionized crop yields and efficiency, while sustainable practices aim to mitigate environmental impacts. Climate change poses both challenges and opportunities, with farmers adapting to shifting weather patterns and exploring resilient crops. Additionally, globalization has interconnected agricultural markets, influencing trade policies and food security strategies worldwide. Despite these advancements, issues like land degradation, water scarcity, and rural poverty persist, urging continuous efforts towards sustainable and equitable agricultural development. As we navigate the complexities of feeding billions while safeguarding our planet, the future of agriculture hinges on innovation, collaboration, and a commitment to balance productivity with environmental stewardship." #snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinkers #designthinking