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PL95-GHG IN MEAT PRODUCTION/GHG IN MEAT PRODUCTION

Climate-friendly Polish beef and pork of high-quality

Description

animal production methods that reduce GHG emissions

Sector

A1.5Mixed farming

Needs/ Problem statement

Currently, there is no system or measure in Poland directly aimed at reducing greenhouse gases in animal production. The implementation of the pioneer operation will be a breakthrough in this field resulting in the first such solution in the country. The system will cover about 500 livestock units and about 1,000 ha of arable land, maintained and cultivated with methods preventing climate change.

Objective

(1) development of assumptions, implementation and practical verification of methods of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and increasing carbon sequestration in agriculture, (2) development of computer software for selecting reduction methods and estimating their efficiency and cost-effectiveness (climate impact calculator) for the pork and beef production system certification (QAFP, QMP).

Bioeconomy fields

Crop residues and perennial plantsnull

Designer crops for optimised biomass contentnull

Algae biomassnull

Waste or recycled materialnull

Microbial assisted processingnull

Biorefineries null

Feedstock

Biomass

Outcomes and final product

widely available catalogue for GHG reduction and carbon sequestration methods in pork and beef production, especially under QMP and QAFP quality systems, implementation of low-carbon pork and beef production methods (especially QMP and QAFP) in production practice development of a computer-based climate impact calculator publication of a scientific monograph on production methods that reduce GHG emissions and increase carbon sequestration.

Mobility

Static

Value chains

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2
3

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C Sink

1
2
3

2 - Medium potential - strong potential for carbon sequestration at the feedstock or product level only.

Intended user

The results of the operation will contribute to the dissemination of low-emission methods on farms. The software will be developed to calculate the effects and costs of applying low-emission production methods which, at the same time, will constitute a set of requirements for participating in the system and obtaining a minimum of 20% GHG emission reduction.

Complexity of the process

1
2
3

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Final user

Farmerx

Foresternull

Researchernull

Advisorx

NGOnull

Training organizationnull

Processor or retailernull

Consumernull

Public Authority + LAGnull

Othernull

Economic sustainability

1
2
3

2 - Medium potential - Expected to bring 2 or 1 economic benefits.

Social sustainability

1
2
3

2 - Medium potential -Expected to bring 2 or 1 social benefits.

Environmental sustainability

1
2
3

3 - High potential - Expected to bring at least 3 significant environmental benefits.

Added value

Very low
Low
Intermediate
High
Very high

Food/Feed = High

Equipment maintenance costs (€/year)

null

Investment cost (€)

null

Operational costs (€)

null

Return of investment (€)

null

Return of investment (Year)

null

Coherence with BBioNets

1
2
3

null

Country

PL

Official website

https://kalkulatorco2.pl/ https://www.ksowplus.pl/en/eip-operational-group?tx_wrobksowepi_epi%5Baction%5D=show&tx_wrobksowepi_epi%5Bcontroller%5D=EPIOperationalGroup&tx_wrobksowepi_epi%5BePIOperationalGroup%5D=111&cHash=9847f4d7156743850d89a014c913944b

OG Region

PL92Mazowiecki regionalny

Geographic Scope

National

Focus Area

FA 5D: Reducing greenhouse gas and ammonia emissions from agriculture; 

Key words

Animal husbandry

Main source of funding

Rural development 2014-2020 for Operational Groups (in the sense of Art 56 of Reg.1305/2013)

Period

2021-2022

Duration (months)

21

Number of partners by type

Farmer:

8

Forester:

null

Advisor:

null

Researcher:

2

NGO:

2

Processor or retailer:

null

Training orgaznization:

null

Consumer:

null

Public Authority:

null

Other:

null

Status

Completed

TRL

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8
9

TRL 6 – technology demonstrated in relevant environment (industrially relevant environment in the case of key enabling technologies)

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