Zero carbon agriculture: Is it possible?

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CCAFS | CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security

This document discusses making agriculture more sustainable and reducing its carbon emissions. It outlines how agricultural practices and technologies can sequester carbon and reduce greenhouse gases. These include no-till farming, cover crops, precision irrigation, and crop breeding. The document argues that compensating farmers financially for carbon sequestration through carbon pricing could incentivize more sustainable practices. Bayer is partnering with farmers and the industry to develop digital tools to quantify field carbon and verify reductions, with the goal of making zero carbon agriculture a reality.

Environment

Liam Condon,
President of Bayer Crop
Science
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Zero Carbon
Agriculture:
Is it Possible?

Agriculture’s
VS
Paradox
Produce Preserve
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Sustainable Intensification
Agriculture’s
Paradox
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Future
2019
2018
2000
1980
1940
=10Bushel Yield
Each Plot
Agriculture has come a long way…
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5
%50More food, feed
& biofuel* needed
World population*
10Bn~
2017 2050
More meat in developing
nations* needed
70%
Land for food
per capita**
0.16ha
1950
2014
0.52ha
0.19ha
17%
Harvest loses*enough for the growing world
while protecting natural resources
Source: FAO 2017, The Future of Food and Agriculture
* By 2050; ** 2050 land for food per capita estimate: 2000: 0.24ha; 1950: 0.52ha
Ha of agricultural
land loss annually
12Mio
…but still has a long way to go
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How to make agriculture part of the solution to climate change
Cover Crops; to
maximize soil
carbon pool
Breeding
Technology; to
increase yields
VR Irrigation
Systems; to
improve energy
& water use
efficiency
Digital / Precision
Farming; to
enhance nutrient
use efficiency
No Till farming
& crop
rotations; to
avoid
denitrification
& reduce
energy use
Direct seeded
rice; to reduce
emission from
flooded rice
farming
Microorganisms /
Inoculants
Potential levers for field carbon sequestration & GHG emission reduction

Carbon sequestration has economic, social and environmental value
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Change will
occur when
we can:
Establish
a fair price
for carbon
Enable farmers to be
incentivized for carbon
reduction
+
Meaningful reduction of carbon
Viable additional revenue stream
for farmers

Bayer is collaborating to make zero carbon agriculture a reality
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Partnering with farmers
and the industry on carbon
sequestration activities
Assessing farmers
needs by crop system
Advancing digital
technologies and
pioneering business
models
Climate FieldView
Outcome-based models
Carbon Accounting
Framework Model
Protocol
Carbon quantification
3rd Party Verification
Must include farmers’
perspective
Industry leading
sustainability
commitments
Reducing field
greenhouse gas
emissions by 30%

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2. Agriculture’s VS Paradox Produce Preserve 2 /// // February 2020Transforming global food systems under climate change

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4. Future 2019 2018 2000 1980 1940 =10Bushel Yield Each Plot Agriculture has come a long way… 4 /// // February 2020Transforming global food systems under climate change

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6. 6 /// // February 2020Transforming global food systems under climate change How to make agriculture part of the solution to climate change Cover Crops; to maximize soil carbon pool Breeding Technology; to increase yields VR Irrigation Systems; to improve energy & water use efficiency Digital / Precision Farming; to enhance nutrient use efficiency No Till farming & crop rotations; to avoid denitrification & reduce energy use Direct seeded rice; to reduce emission from flooded rice farming Microorganisms / Inoculants Potential levers for field carbon sequestration & GHG emission reduction

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