Carbon Emissions & Sequestration Technologist in Teagasc Johnstown Castle. Interests: Monitoring agricultural gaseous emissions and sequestering Carbon
Wexford, Ireland
Joined October 2009
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We were delighted to welcome Minister Heydon to the Teagasc stand today at #Ploughing25
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We’re using fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) which gives high frequency measurements of gas emissions from large plots and can be used to measure ammonia from slurry application. Find at more with the Climate Centre team at #Ploughing25 today
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Kate Devereux is at the @TeagascSignpost stand at #Ploughing2024
25% of carbon in soil is below 30cm! Kate and the signpost team are measuring carbon stocks at up to 60 cm and measuring carbon sequestration
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Veronica Nyhan spoke to James Rambaud at the Teagasc stand at #Ploughing2024 to find out more about the soil carbon research that’s ongoing in Teagasc.
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.@pippa_hackett @greenparty_ie discussing capturing carbon with Stan Lawlor and James Ranbaud as part of the @Teagasc Carbon Centre #Ploughing24
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AFBI is seeking to recruit six farms to be part of an important new research project assessing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from peat soils. Read more: bit.ly/3zlWpqD
#AFBIScience #AFBIResearch #Greenhousegas #soils
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We caught up with Dr Dominika Krol, Teagasc Researcher at yesterday’s Farming for a Better Future Open Day in Teagasc Johnstown Castle, Co. Wexford to find out more about gaseous emissions on farms. View the booklet here bit.ly/3W45ZWF
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€1.24m has been awarded to the @teagasc project 'Carbon sequestration from Agricultural soils from different Land-uses, Managements and Soil types (CALMS)'. Dr Rachel Murphy is the project coordinator.
👉gov.ie/en/press-release/3eec…
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Encouraging data from @epa showing #agriculture has reduced emissions by 4.6%. Actions and measures work! Learn more about what you can do on your farm to improve resilience and sustainability and come along next Tue 16th July to @teagasc #johnstowncastle
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Delighted to officially announce the start of Carbon sequestration from Agricultural soils from different Landuses and ManagementS (CALMS) @agriculture_ie funded.
Currently recruiting a highly motivated technician to join the team, see link below👇
topjobs-teagasc.thehirelab.c…
Minister @martinheydonfg announces €22.3 million in new research grants for 21 new research projects arising from the ‘2023 DAFM Thematic Research Call’. This brings the Department's total funding to €46m for its 2023 research call.
👉gov.ie/en/press-release/3eec…
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Teagasc have mitigation measures at sites in the Midlands and Kerry. In this short clip Professor Owen Fenton & James Rambaud, Teagasc tell us more about ongoing research on agricultural grasslands on peat soils here bit.ly/4ci9MXq
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The final session of today’s Counting Carbon: Science and Practice Conference in Teagasc Ashtown is a Stakeholder Panel Discussion, which is being facilitated by Helen Carroll, RTE Ear to the Ground.
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ALT Pictured at the panel discussion are Dr Karl Richards, Head of the Teagasc Climate Research Centre Sean Mulvany, Irish strategic investment fund Thomas Duffy, Dairy farmer, and chair of the Signpost programme stakeholder group Marc Kierans, Department of Environment, Climate and Communications Rebecca Chapman, Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine Vincent Roddy, President of Irish Natura & Hill Farmers Association
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Delighted to open the Counting Carbon - Science and Practice Conference at the @Teagasc Ashtown Food Research Centre this morning. The event provided the opportunity for stakeholders to engage and to hear from leading scientific and policy experts in this area.
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The next speaker at the Counting Carbon: Science and Practice Conference is Matthew Saunders, Trinity College Dublin, who provides an overview of Counting Carbon on Agricultural Peat Soils.
View the proceedings here teagasc.ie/environment/clima…
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Junliang Zou, Teagasc provides an insight into Forestry Carbon Accounting at today’s Counting Carbon: Science and Practice Conference, which is taking place in Teagasc Ashtown.
View the proceedings here teagasc.ie/environment/clima…
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Stuart Green, Teagasc provides an overview of Farm Carbon Stocks Monitoring, Reporting & Verification at the Counting Carbon: Science and Practice Conference.
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Session 2 of Counting Carbon: Science and Practice focuses on Counting Carbon - The Practice.
Bernard Harris, @agriculture_ie discusses the development of an Irish Carbon Farming Framework informed by stakeholder engagement.
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