A decrease in nitrogen excretion rate (N inputs from feeding fitting better to animal needs). A 10% reduction for improved feeding is assumed. A decrease in enteric CH4 (add of fat in feeding): according to the GACMO (Greenhouse Gas Abatement Cost Model) tool, this can lead to a reduction of
A decrease in nitrogen excretion rate (N inputs from feeding fitting better to animal needs). A 10% reduction for improved feeding is assumed. A decrease in enteric CH4 (add of fat in feeding): according to the GACMO (Greenhouse Gas Abatement Cost Model) tool, this can lead to a reduction of 4% of CH4 emissions for 1% of fat added. For the first sub-action (N inputs from feeding fitting better to animal needs), it is considered that it can be applied to all the cattle in housing.
"- A decrease in nitrogen excretion rate (N inputs from feeding fitting better to animal needs). We assume a 10% reduction for improved feeding. - A decrease in enteric CH4 (add of fat in feeding): according to the GACMO tool, this can lead to a reduction of 4% of CH4 emissions for 1% of fat added."
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Sectoral Mitigation Targets
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Targets at the sectoral level
Sectoral targets on
Agriculture
Livestock