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Reducing CO2 emissions with good agronomic practices

The solution to CO2 emissions is right under our feet: soil carbon storage provided by agriculture is a very useful tool for the climate neutrality the EU has committed to achieve by 2050.

The project aims to measure, to monitor and to report GHG emissions, to obtain a carbon neutral site. The carbon credits, certified by a certified body according to UNI EN ISO 14064-2 and -3 standards and the ICIM 0451CS SCPE GHG scheme, are obtained by sustainable agronomic practices carried out by the Vitevis agronomic team and with the cooperation of the vinegrowers members.

Who was involved?
90

vine-growers members of Vitevis

700

hectares of vineyards

How are emissions neutralized?

Vitevis reduces GHG emissions with good agricultural practices,
also bringing additional benefits such as:

1 Better stress management in vineyards
2 Better water resources management
3 Better management of soil nutrients
4 Better water quality
What was being monitored?

Cultivation processes

and phytosanitary treatments

Fertilization plan

Irrigation plan

Vineyard area

type of soil and aspect

Yearly cultivation plan

Fuel consumption

Fleet of machines used