A Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) graduate has used Agrecalc to undertake a comprehensive analysis of carbon audits of suckler herd farms, thus securing a prestigious scholarship, in addition to her BSc honours degree in agriculture.
The launch of Agrecalc Cloud is not just about the modern interface or new features; it’s about refining the underlying science and data. We explain what it means for your carbon footprint results and how to interpret them.
ABP’s landmark Programme for the Improvement of Sustainability in (red) Meat, (PRISM 2030), is driving change across the industry, with 350 UK farmers working to calculate, monitor and reduce their farm carbon emissions, whilst improving production efficiency, biodiversity, soil, water and animal health and welfare.
In a world grappling with climate change, the agriculture sector stands at a crossroads. How can agriculture companies take proactive steps to reduce their carbon footprint?
What is the significance of IPCC Tier 2 methodology in the context of agriculture and its application in the precision-oriented Agrecalc calculator? Dr Rachael Ramsey explains the complex science.
Here is everything you need to know right now on how transition to Agrecalc Cloud – our state-of-the-art platform – will develop.
Since its inception in 2007, Agrecalc has been at the forefront of promoting sustainable agriculture and mitigating climate change. Over the years, Agrecalc has evolved from a humble desktop-based carbon calculator tool to a market leader in the industry, offering advanced cloud-based software solutions.
The British Farming Awards are a highly anticipated annual event, encompassing all of the UK farming industry. Its audience often engage with the judges on social media and email.
More than 40 agricultural professionals attended the official Agrecalc Cloud launch at the prestigious Royal Highland Show, marking a significant milestone in the development of the agriculture resource calculator.