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Around a third of greenhouse gas emissions come from the production of food for the world’s growing population. The biggest share from agriculture and land use. Danish food and agriculture innovation has a lot to offer a...
Farming a low-carbon future is an episode from Food Nation - Stories by Denmark by Food Nation Denmark. Around a third of greenhouse gas emissions come from the production of food for the world’s growing population. The biggest share from a...
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Published Jan 11, 2024, 26:57 long, audio available.
Around a third of greenhouse gas emissions come from the production of food for the world’s growing population. The biggest share from agriculture and land use. Danish food and agriculture innovation has a lot to offer a climate-neutral and climate-resilient future. In this episode of the Food Nation podcast, we’ll meet three of the biotechnology companies that are improving the efficiency and climate footprint of crop and livestock farming with their solutions for soil, seeds and harvest residues.
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Farming a low-carbon future is an episode from Food Nation - Stories by Denmark by Food Nation Denmark.
This episode is 26:57 long.
This episode was published on Jan 11, 2024.
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Farming a low-carbon future is from Food Nation - Stories by Denmark by Food Nation Denmark.
Published Jan 11, 2024 and 26:57 long