Uphill or downhill bleeding?

Cargill, Zillah; Cargill, Tamsin; Lei, Brian; Bekkali, Noor; East, James E.; Marshall, Jonathan

doi:10.1136/gutjnl-2020-322298

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“…The canola consumption data in biodiesel industries were estimated by calculating the canola consumption from biodiesel production, 37 assuming an average oil content of 44%. 38 The data on canola consumption for the crush plants were obtained from the individual manufacturers websites [39][40][41][42][43] and industry reports. 44 The canola consumption data from other sectors were obtained from the canola grain elevator capacity data.…”

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A framework to estimate national biofuel potential by siting production facilities: a case study for canola sustainable aviation fuel in Canada

Siluvai Antony,

Vanderghem,

MacLean

et al. 2024

Energy Adv.

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A framework to estimate national biofuel potential by siting production facilities: a case study for canola sustainable aviation fuel in Canada

Siluvai Antony,

Vanderghem,

MacLean

et al. 2024

Energy Adv.

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“…For example, General Mills committed itself in 2019 to advance RegenAg on 1 million acres (about 40,500 hectares) of farmland (General Mills, 2020). Furthermore, Cargill has the ambition to advance RegenAg practices across 10 million acres (about 405,000 hectares) of North American farmland by 2030 (Cargill, 2020).…”

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Regenerative agriculture in Europe : An overview paper on the state of knowledge and innovation in Europe

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Jellema

Sukkel³

et al. 2023

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Regenerative agriculture (RegenAg) is on the rise, aiming to make farming sustainable. But what is RegenAg? How does RegenAg compare to other agricultural concepts? How does RegenAg differ across Europe? Can RegenAg be economically viable? And can it be measured? This report identifies that it is difficult to assess the current state of a concept that does not have a clear definition. We compared RegenAg to agroecology, conservation agriculture and organic farming. The most striking differentiation seems to be that RegenAg is defined by its outcomes. This provides freedom to farmers, while considering the context specificity of RegenAg. Measuring actual outcomes is hard to accomplish and often has a weak relation with farm level measures. Hybrid measuring approaches based on farm measures in combination with farm data can be useful. This report concludes with recommendations to consider RegenAg as a set of objectives, rather than a set of measures and to start an EU-wide indicator system.

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Transforming landscapes and mindscapes through regenerative agriculture

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Uphill or downhill bleeding?

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Cited by 3 publications

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A framework to estimate national biofuel potential by siting production facilities: a case study for canola sustainable aviation fuel in Canada

A framework to estimate national biofuel potential by siting production facilities: a case study for canola sustainable aviation fuel in Canada

Regenerative agriculture in Europe : An overview paper on the state of knowledge and innovation in Europe

Transforming landscapes and mindscapes through regenerative agriculture

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