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Eco‑efficiency as Part of Sustainable Farm Development

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Baum R., Bieńkowski J.
Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Oeconomica
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2019
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vol. 2
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issue 341
23-42
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W artykule wskazano na możliwości wykorzystania metodologii cyklu życia produktów (ang. Life Cycle Assessment LCA) i rachunku kosztów cyklu życia produktów (ang. Life Cycle Costing LCC) do analizy ekoefektywności w rolnictwie. Przy zastosowaniu metody opisowo analitycznej przedstawiono zagadnienie identyfikacji i oceny kosztów cyklu życia produktów – założenia metodologii określenia kosztów w kategoriach oddziaływań charakteryzujących emisyjność procesów produkcyjnych. Szczegółowo zanalizowano zagadnienie eko-kosztów, które nie są ujęte w tradycyjnych rachunkach przedsiębiorstw. Określenie ekoefektywności systemów produkcji w rolnictwie wpisuje się w koncepcję zrównoważonego rozwoju rolnictwa i stanowi ważny element spełniania przez podmioty w rolnictwie zasad CSR. Artykuł ma charakter koncepcyjny i stanowi punkt wyjścia do dalszych rozważań oraz badań empirycznych.
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This paper shows the possible use of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Life Cycle Costing (LCC) methodologies in analyzing the eco-efficiency of agriculture. To use the descriptive and analytic method, the problem of product life-cycle costs identification and assessment was presented (assumptions for the methodology of costing in terms of carbon footprint of production processes). A detailed analysis was performed of eco-costs which are not addressed in traditional enterprise accounts. Determining the eco-efficiency of agricultural production systems is consistent with the sustainable agricultural development concept and is a crucial aspect of CSR compliance in the agricultural sector. This is a conceptual paper and a starting point for further discussion and empirical studies.
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POZIOM I PRZESTRZENNE ZRÓŻNICOWANIE EMISJI GAZÓW CIEPLARNIANYCH Z ROLNICTWA W POLSCE

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Bieńkowski J., Jankowiak J., Dąbrowicz R., Holka M.
Zagadnienia Doradztwa Rolniczego
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2016
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issue 1(83)
50 - 61
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The aim of the study was to produce quantitative estimates of greenhouse gas emissions (CH4, N2O and CO2) from agriculture and their spatial allocation within the country. The main source material for the study was the GUS electronic database (2009-2001). To calculate emissions original EMKAL1 program was used. The calculation algorithms in the program were based on the IPCC methodology. The mean, annual greenhouse gas emission from agriculture was 27.7 mln t CO2 eq. Emission originated in animal production was markedly higher (63,3%) than in plant production (36,7%). The biggest emitter was the cattle husbandry (81.1%), while pig production constituted only 13.9%, and the other animal species – 5.0%. Emission showed a high spatial variability. The highest total emission occurred in Podlaskie Voivodship, followed by Kujawsko-pomorskie, Wielkopolskie and Łódzkie Voivodships, while the lowest emission in Zachodnio-pomorskie and Podkarpackie Voivodships. Spatial distribution of emission is linked to a stocking rate and a structure as well as directions of animal and plant production, together with their intensity. Study results indicate the direction towards mitigation measures in agriculture to achieve emission reduction.
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NEEDS FOR DETERMINING THE CARBON FOOTPRINT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AND PROSPECTS OF ITS APPLICATION

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Bieńkowski J., Jankowiak J., Holka M., Dąbrowicz R.
Zagadnienia Doradztwa Rolniczego
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2015
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issue 2(80)
83-96
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This paper discusses the importance of the carbon footprint for the assessment of greenhouse gas emissions generated by various production processes in the agri-food sector. The methodology of its determination based on the LCA guidelines, including GHG emissions throughout the product life cycle from “cradle to grave”, has been presented. In the light of studies to date, it turns out that greenhouse gas emissions in the systems of animal production and field crops influence significantly the carbon footprint values of the final food products. Low emission agriculture in Poland is one of the main priorities in the current PROW program for the years 2014-2020. Progress in reducing the carbon footprint of agricultural production is an important attribute of innovative development of agriculture.
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