by Berit Fix | June 17, 2024 | Biogas, Biochar, Energy measures, R&D, Green plants, Domestic animals, Carbon storage, The climate game, Composting, Methane reduction, Natural diversity, The zero emission farm
The zero emission farm is our vision! That is why we have established Landbrukets climate and energy center as an arena for research and development in agriculture. From 1 January 2023, the center has been expanded to apply to both natural farming schools, Mære landbruksskole and Skjetlein upper secondary...
by Tove Hatling Jystad | Apr 3, 2024 | Energy measures, Front page, The climate game, The zero emission farm
How can I as a farmer reduce climate emissions from my farm? Finding practical and profitable ways to reduce climate emissions can be challenging. We are now working to develop a climate game where you can create your own plan for climate measures on the farm. Hear more about...
by Gunnar Larsen | Mar 23, 2023 | The climate game
The climate footprint of pig production is mainly from the feed. The pig is not a ruminant and does not produce much methane as cattle do. Handling of fertilizer can mean a lot, both storage and spreading will affect the loss of nitrogen and the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide. One of...
by Gunnar Larsen | Mar 23, 2023 | The climate game
In working with the game for the students, we first think that they need to get a little familiar with navigation and pages. The students can then change and see what is happening in relation to the climate footprint on the farm. As a final task, they can immerse themselves in one or more of the measures to...
by Gunnar Larsen | Mar 22, 2023 | The climate game
Changing light fittings from old types to modern LEDs can save approx. 50% of energy. In most buildings there is some form of vapor lamps, fluorescent tubes or halogen and although there is a good light yield from them, LED has gradually become so much better. Pet room, living room...
by Gunnar Larsen | Mar 22, 2023 | Energy measures, The climate game
The milk must be cooled and this heat energy can be recovered and used to preheat drinking water and tap water. Requires some more equipment and thus additional investment. For new milk tanks, this is common equipment The temperature must be cooled from 38°C to 3.5°C and this heat...
