Organic farming for climate change mitigation

Organic farming reduces emissions and enhances soil carbon storage in European agriculture

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Detail description

Organic soil management reduces nitrous oxide emissions and enhances carbon sequestration, supporting climate change mitigation. It promotes microbial activity and soil resilience through practices like reduced tillage. This factsheet reviews scientific evidence on organic farming's role in lowering agricultural emissions and improving soil health, with references to the Organic Farm Knowledge tool (ID: 52974) and the Organic Climate Network.

Contribution detail info

Project

OK-Net EcoFeed

Organic Knowledge Network on Monogastric Animal Feed

Location
Switzerland
Authors
Giulia Bongiorno, Adrian Müller, Hans-Martin Krause, Maike Krauss, Else K. Bünemann
Purpose
Support decision-making and strategic planning, Manage risks and enhance resilience

File type
document
Created on
Apr 03, 2026
Origin language
English
Official project website
OK-Net EcoFeed
License
Other


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