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The European Parliament's AGRI Committee proposes reinstating the thresholds of 2,000 places for pigs and 750 for sows under the Directive.

The Dutch government has unveiled a seven-pillar strategy to address the country's nitrogen crisis, restore nature and support a more sustainable, future-proof agricultural sector.

The roadmap sets out a route for environmental improvement and a sustainable future.

New EU rules allow wider use of RENURE fertilisers, reducing dependency on imports while safeguarding water and the environment.

Co-legislators agree on a 90% reduction target for greenhouse gas emissions by 2040, compared with 1990 levels, to achieve a climate neutral EU by 2050.

The FAO recognizes ECOGAN as a key initiative for reducing emissions and moving toward more sustainable livestock farming.

The EU aims to simplify green laws without weakening environmental or health protections. Feedback open until 10 September 2025.

ECOGAN drives a strong reduction of ammonia emissions in livestock farming, according to the Secretary General of Agricultural Resources.

The agreement signed by the Ministries of Agriculture of Chile and Colombia aims to collaborate in developing public policies focused on strengthening production and international trade.

This initiative is aimed at farms that make a five-year commitment to modify their practices to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The Netherlands boosts manure exports with a new delegate for the promotion of organic fertilizer exports.

NH₃ emissions, 97.6% of which originated from agricultural and livestock activities, declined by 0.8% nationwide in 2023.

The technical update of the PEFCR Feed extends its validity until December 2025, without significant methodological changes.

A significant reduction from previous emissions factors will help farmers who require an environmental permit and should also support planning applications.

EU deforestation rules are postponed until 2025, giving companies more time to adapt and maintain environmental targets.

Including the world's first carbon emission tax for agriculture, this agreement marks the biggest change to the Danish landscape in over 100 years.