Overview
This service offers an in-depth evaluation of the environmental impact of digital technologies in agriculture, focusing on key areas such as resource efficiency, production sufficiency, ecological resilience, and animal welfare. Through script-based expert assessments and detailed environmental matrices, it systematically analyses the sustainability of each technology. The goal is to provide clear insights and guidance for adopting environmentally responsible agricultural practices.
More about the service
How can the service help you?
The service helps you by providing a detailed, structured assessment of the environmental impact of digital technologies in agriculture. Through evaluations in resource efficiency, production sufficiency, ecological resilience, and animal welfare, it guides you in adopting sustainable practices that align with environmental standards and best practices.
How the service will be delivered
The service will be delivered through a structured assessment process, using script-based expert evaluations and environmental assessment matrices to analyse each digital technology. This includes collecting necessary input data for technology characterisation and conducting evaluations in areas like resource efficiency, production sufficiency, ecological resilience, and animal welfare. The results are then compiled into a comprehensive report, providing clear recommendations for sustainable practices.
Service customisation
The service can be customised to focus on specific areas of environmental impact, such as emphasising resource efficiency or ecological resilience, depending on your needs. Additionally, the level of detail can be adjusted, from a high-level overview to an in-depth analysis of specific environmental criteria, ensuring that the assessment aligns closely with your sustainability goals and operational focus.
Sector
Arable farming
Livestock farming
Test type
Data
Design / Documentation
Other
Type of service
Conformity assessment
Country of delivery
Service provider(s):
- Raumberg Gumpenstein Research & Development (RGRD) | Website