From: Ross Gould (graze-l_at_witt.ac.nz)
Date: 04/11/07

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Greetings List Friends
A couple of weeks ago I posted a link to a press release from Alberta 
Agriculture which announced the production of the bulletin below.  I 
have now found the direct link to the 32 page PDF file.  The contents 
list is attached below

cow/calf operations AND GREENHOUSE GASES
http://www1.agric.gov.ab
.ca/$department/deptdocs.nsf/all/cl9706/$FILE/cowcalf_final_complete.pdf

CONTENTS
1 Linking Greenhouse Gases to the Farm Gate: What Makes Sense?
2 What Greenhouse Gases are Produced by Agriculture?
4 What is the Greenhouse Gas Contribution from Agriculture in Alberta?
4 What Greenhouse Gases are Produced by the Livestock Sector in Alberta?
5 How Can the Cow/Calf Sector Help to Address Greenhouse Gas Emissions?
6 Are You Familiar with These Terms?
8 How to Use this Booklet
9 Management Practices that Reduce Greenhouse Gases and/or Sequester Carbon
10 Section 1: Herd Health
11 Section 2: Grazing Management
20 Section 3: Feed Management
24 Section 4: Manure Management
28 Endnotes and References

Regards
Ross Gould, P.Ag. Retired
Calgary, Alberta

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