One of the major challenges related to carbon sequestration on rangelands is the establishment of the baseline. Often the measurement and verification of actual soil carbon stocks is cost prohibitive, so markets rely on models to estimate carbon sequestration, which …
In the broadest sense, carbon markets are financial platforms that allow for the transfer of carbon credits, typically quantified as a metric ton of CO2 – or the equivalent of some other greenhouse gas. In these markets, CO2 becomes a …
When we think about research in sustainable animal agriculture, an important field to consider is emissions management in grazing systems. While research in this space is limited, we know that it is necessary in order to understand production sustainability and …
Dr. Kim Stackhouse-Lawson hosts “Cattle Chats” with colleague Dr. Lily Edwards-Callaway. Photo by Jenn Rieskamp Spectators listen as Dr. Stackhouse-Lawson co-hosts “Cattle Chats” and talks about sustainability and animal welfare. Photo by Jenn Rieskamp Dr. Sara Place answers questions regarding …
Climatic changes as a result of increases in global average temperature since pre-industrial times are a concern to societies around the world. Estimates are that global temperatures are approximately 1.1 degrees Celsius higher today than pre-industrial times. Climate change can …
AgNext Contributes to the Colorado Farm Show AgNext faculty and staff had a great time at the Colorado Farm Show this week! The Colorado Farm Show is the 4th largest farm show in the country. This was an excellent opportunity for our team to …
What is Sustainability? Sustainability has been a talking point in recent years with a number of organizations creating sustainability plans and hiring personnel dedicated to running those organizations in a sustainable way. But even with extensive discussions about sustainability in …
Dr. John Ritten, a new CSU Professor and recent AgNext hire, recently traveled to Las Cruces, New Mexico to attend the newly established Multi-State Research Group Meeting, with the site visit hosted by the USDA Agricultural Research Services (ARS). “We’re …
We are excited to announce the completion of our Climate-Smart Research Facility. This research facility is now the largest in the country dedicated to measuring greenhouse gas emissions in both grazing and feedlot systems. The construction of the facility was …
Over the last two years, AgNext has brought together a team of world-renowned experts, developed a state-of-the-art research facility, shared our research with policymakers, hosted high-profile events, and presented our research to thousands around the world. All of our accomplishments have helped …
