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Good morning, Utah and TGIF! Thanks for reading “The Rundown”. Get this newsletter delivered to your inbox every weekday morning. Sign up for free here. Gary’s big day Today is a banner day for former Gov. Gary Herbert. Reader Don Savage, a longtime friend of Herbert, tells “The Rundown” Herbert will receive two honorary degrees today from two different universities, a feat that may be a first. This morning, Herbert speaks at commencement ceremonies for Dixie State University in St. G...

Event Time 9.30am - 12pm Venue Online Legumes can replace fertilizer N on grassland and arable farms, lowering greenhouse gas and ammonia emissions and improving water quality. The third Legume Innovation and Networking Workshop takes place online as an interactive webinar EU Green Deal aims to lower mineral fertilizer N use: The essential role of legumes The Farm to Fork Strategy in the EU Green Deal aims to lower fertilizer N use. Legumes can replace fertilizer N on grassland and arable ...

Farmers could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by growing legumes GROWING peas and beans and precision farming are among the most effective measures in reducing greenhouse gas emissions on farms, new research has found. As part of the Scottish Government’s plans to meet a net-zero target by 2045, researchers at Scotland’s Rural College assessed various farm technologies and practices which can reduce GHG emissions. The researchers found that while increased grain legume cultivation is ...

Webinar on the Role of Legumes in Reducing Fertilizer N Usage The Farm to Fork Strategy in the EU Green Deal aims to lower fertilizer Nitrogen (N) use. Legumes can replace fertilizer N on farms, lowering greenhouse gas and ammonia emissions and improving water quality. The third Legume Innovation and Networking Workshop will take place online on Wednesday, 3rd March, at 9.30am as an interactive webinar. Speaking in advance of the webinar, James Humphreys, Teagasc researcher, and organiser of th...