Скачать или смотреть Applying rotational adaptive grazing throughout the year on “Smėlynė” farm

Across Europe, landscapes are under pressure from climate change. Droughts and heavy rainfall test the resilience of nature and farming. Yet, when agricultural landscapes are managed sustainably, they become powerful natural carbon sinks. They store CO2 from the atmosphere in soils and vegetation, and can support our transition to carbon neutrality. Moreover, intact ecosystems safeguard food production, provide us with clean water, and serve as habitats for various animal and plant species.
Here, we showcase an example to answer the question: How can we transform our European agricultural landscapes to unlock this vast potential for carbon storage?

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