Before anyone can report your farm’s carbon footprint, someone has to gather the records. Pick your enterprises, then mark each record as something you have, can get, or are missing. You’ll see how ready you are for a Scope 1, 2 and 3 report, and exactly where to find what’s missing in Northern Ireland. This checks your records only; it doesn’t calculate emissions.
Why this matters: in Northern Ireland, livestock methane is about three-quarters of farm emissions, and processors, lenders and supermarkets increasingly ask farms for Scope 1, 2 and 3 data. Most of it already sits in records you keep for other reasons.
Want help turning these records into a verified carbon inventory? Robert J. Park, Larne, Northern Ireland · LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/robertparkuk · WhatsApp: @robertjpark. Read the monthly Focus on Agriculture briefing.
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