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Farm practices survey February 2019 - greenhouse gas mitigation practices

Results of the farm practices survey run in England in February 2019.

• From: Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
• Published: 6 June 2019

Applies to England

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FPS - February 2019 - greenhouse gas mitigation - statistics notice

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FPS - February 2019 – greenhouse gas mitigation – dataset

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Details

The Farm Practices Survey (FPS) asks questions about how farming practices in England are affected by current agricultural and environmental issues. This publication gives the results of the FPS run in February 2019 that focused on practices relating to greenhouse gas mitigation. The main topics in this publication are:

• nutrient management
• anaerobic digestion
• emissions
• fertiliser, manure and slurry spreaders
• manure and slurry storage
• farm health planning and biosecurity
• grassland and grazing
• livestock feeding regimes and breeding practices

This release contains headline results for each section, the full breakdown of results, by region, farm type and farm size are shown in the dataset.

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Published 6 June 2019