Ruminant Beslemede Enterik Metan Salınımını Azaltmaya Yönelik Stratejiler

Altan, Nagehan Nur; Acar, Muazzez Cömert

doi:10.52460/issc.2022.004

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“…There are studies that recommend the use of various additives (yeast, probiotic, organic acid, etc.) to better utilize the energy of the feed and reveal their methane-reducing effect (Altan and Acar, 2022). As the carbohydrate and fat content in the diet increases, methane emissions can be reduced (Moss et al, 2000;Meral and Biricik, 2013).…”

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For Sustainability Environment: Some Determinants of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from the Agricultural Sector in EU-27 Countries

DOĞAN,

KAN

2023

Preprint

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Climate events significantly affect the lives of not only humanity but also all living things. Just as transformation in the ecosystem affect sectors, all sectors also transform the ecosystem. It is stated that the agricultural sector is at the root of the deterioration in the ecosystem due to the effect of intensive agriculture after the green revolution. It can be stated that, with an understanding far from the concept of sustainability, the foodstuffs and their waste produced in the agricultural sector are considered among the causes of climate change, which is now concentrated on the whole world in the third millennium. In this study, the effect of N2O gas released from produce residues and the release of enteric fermentation on the level of CO2 released from agricultural-food systems was investigated using advanced econometric models. The findings reveal that both factors are effective. However, it can be stated that the effect of N2O gas released from the produce residues is greater. Suggestions such as improving feed rations and maintaining herd management strategies within certain patterns to reduce the level of enteric fermentation may contribute to the process. In produce residue management, turning waste into compost and expanding bioenergy power plants will ensure both waste disposal and resource continuity in generating energy. Otherwise, the decreasing resources in the world may come to an end, and there will be disruptions and problems in the agricultural sector, as in all sectors. Considering the increasing world population, it is inevitable that food supply security may be endangered and the hunger problem may reach an irreversible level.

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Section: Recommandation and Conclusionmentioning

confidence: 99%

For Sustainability Environment: Some Determinants of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from the Agricultural Sector in EU-27 Countries

DOĞAN,

KAN

2023

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For sustainability environment: some determinants of greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector in EU-27 countries

Doğan,

Kan

2024

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Climate events significantly affect the lives of not only humanity but also all living things. Just as transformation in the ecosystem affects sectors, all sectors also transform the ecosystem. It is stated that the agricultural sector is at the root of the deterioration in the ecosystem due to the effect of intensive agriculture after the green revolution. It can be stated that, with an understanding far from the concept of sustainability, the foodstuffs and their waste produced in the agricultural sector are considered among the causes of climate change, which is now concentrated on the whole world in the third millennium. In this study, the effect of N2O gas released from produce residues and the release of enteric fermentation on the level of CO2 released from agricultural-food systems was investigated using advanced econometric models. The findings reveal that both factors are effective. However, it can be stated that the effect of N2O gas released from the produce residues is greater. Suggestions such as improving feed rations and maintaining herd management strategies within certain patterns to reduce the level of enteric fermentation may contribute to the process. In produce residue management, turning waste into compost and expanding bioenergy power plants will ensure both waste disposal and resource continuity in generating energy. Otherwise, the decreasing resources in the world may come to an end, and there will be disruptions and problems in the agricultural sector, as in all sectors. Considering the increasing world population, it is inevitable that food supply security may be endangered and the hunger problem may reach an irreversible level.

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Ruminant Beslemede Enterik Metan Salınımını Azaltmaya Yönelik Stratejiler

Cited by 2 publications

References 25 publications

For Sustainability Environment: Some Determinants of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from the Agricultural Sector in EU-27 Countries

For Sustainability Environment: Some Determinants of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from the Agricultural Sector in EU-27 Countries

For sustainability environment: some determinants of greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector in EU-27 countries

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