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Statistical data set: Greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture indicators

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Updated: Updated with July 2013 editiions as identified in title

The indicator framework aims to assess progress in reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions whilst research is undertaken to improve the UK agricultural GHG inventory.

The framework, developed as part of the 2012 review of progress in reducing GHG emissions from English agriculture, consists of ten key indicators covering farmer attitudes and knowledge, the uptake of mitigation methods and the GHG emission intensity of production in key agricultural sectors. As far as possible, it reflects the farm practices which are aligned to the Industry’s Greenhouse Gas Action Plan and acknowledges the indicators set out in the Committee on Climate Change annual progress reports.

The indicators are updated on an ongoing basis as new data becomes available with an overall, annual assessment of progress published each July in the Agricultural Statistics and Climate Change publication.

The framework overview [PDF, 226KB, 6 pages] provides a summary of the key points for each indicator and an overall assessment of the current position. The ten indicators are:

  1. Attitudes and awareness (July 2013) [PDF, 202KB, 5 pages]
  2. Uptake of mitigation methods (November 2012) [PDF, 290KB, 13 pages]
  3. Soil nitrogen balance (July 2013) [PDF, 153KB, 3 pages]
  4. Pig sector: feed conversion ratio for fattening herd (May 2013) [PDF, 163KB, 3 pages]
  5. Grazing livestock sector: beef and sheep breeding regimes (July 2013) [PDF, 200KB, 3 pages]
  6. Dairy sector: ratio of dairy cow feed production to milk production (July 2013) [PDF, 211KB, 3 pages]
  7. Poultry sector: feed conversion ratio for table birds (July 2013) [PDF, 222KB, 4 pages]
  8. Cereals and other crops: manufactured fertiliser application (July 2013) [PDF, 236KB, 7 pages]
  9. Slurry and manure (November 2012) [PDF, 293KB, 10 pages]
  10. Organic fertiliser application (November 2012) [PDF, 258KB, 8 pages]

For further information please contact:
observatory@defra.gsi.gov.uk
Twitter: @DefraStats
Defra Helpline: 08459 33 55 77 (Monday to Friday: 8am to 6pm)


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