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emissions SAMPLES Standard Assessment of Agricultural Mitigation Potential and Livelihoods Home About Building Capacity Funding Partners Emissions Data About the SAMPLES database Global N2O Dashboard Measurement Methods Introduction to the SAMPLES approach Targeting measurements Land use and land cover change Soil emissions Enteric methane emissions from livestock Tree biomass carbon Soil carbon Yield estimation Scaling point measurements to farms and landscapes Trade-off analysis Tools Publications & Media MRV Platform About the MRV Platform Knowledge Portal MRV in Practice Resource Library Case Studies Cattle Methane Calculator Contact Search for: SAMPLES is a global research program that supports tropical countries to measure greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture and identify mitigation options compatible with food security. Emissions Data Emission factors for specific agricultural practices VIEW Measurement Methods Guidelines for conducting field measurements VIEW Why Samples? SAMPLES addresses the dearth of reliable information about greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture in tropical countries. SAMPLES scientists work with developing countries to improve data on agricultural greenhouse gas emissions and mitigation potentials. MOREGlobal N 2 0 Dashboard See emission outputs and cases of N 2 0 emissions. VIEW DASHBOARD News AgLED: A new CCAFS resource for understanding low-emissions development in agriculture So what is low-emissions development? And what does it have to do with agriculture? New AgLED Resource Platform has the answers Global food systems contribute … read more New MRV Platform houses tools, approaches, & case studies to support accounting for emissions and mitigation in the livestock sector The new MRV Platform for Agriculture provides information to guide measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) systems for agricultural emissions and mitigation, such as for Nationally Appropriate … read more An evaluation of emerging feed additives to reduce methane emissions from livestock Abstract The inclusion of feed additives in livestock diets or supplements is a routine global nutritional management practice. Consequently, the existing commercial feed additive marketing … read more How the CCAFS legacy lives on Ambitious CGIAR reforms put climate action at the heart of its new strategy and initiatives Our global food ‘system’—that is, the production, processing, transportation, consumption … read more Methodology of the annual livestock assessment and development model (LEAD) for China: Calculation Rules and Farm Level Environmental Performance Parameters Abstract This report is an explanation of the computational methodology of the annual Livestock Environmental Assessment and Development (LEAD) model for China. The methodology developed … read more VIEW ALLCCAFS Low Emissions Agriculture Gund Institute for Ecological Economics University of Vermont 210 Colchester Ave Burlington, Vermont 05405 USA Costa Junior, Ciniro (CIAT-CCAFS) +55 19 98179 0722 MENU SAMPLES Home About ▼ Building Capacity Funding Partners Emissions Data ▼ About the SAMPLES database Global N2O Dashboard Measurement Methods ▼ Introduction to the SAMPLES approach Targeting measurements Land use and land cover change Soil emissions Enteric methane emissions from livestock Tree biomass carbon Soil carbon Yield estimation Scaling point measurements to farms and landscapes Trade-off analysis Tools Publications & Media MRV Platform ▼ About the MRV Platform Knowledge Portal MRV in Practice Resource Library Case Studies Cattle Methane...