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Selling sustainability the right way


f there is one sector which is in tune with our planet, it is the agricultural sector. It interacts with nature and natural re- serves on a day-to-day basis and needs optimum conditions for crops and livestock to be successful. And still agriculture feels the same pressures as other businesses to become more sustainable. Agriculture, big oil, the automotive industry – no matter what business you are active in – you have to improve sustainability. This is just one of the consequences since


world leaders signed the Paris Agreement on climate, along with the fact that sustainability has become the hype word of this decade. The difficulty is that ‘sustainability’ is multifaceted and that every stakeholder has different expectations. Some people focus on carbon footprint (GHG) and others on animal welfare. The one looks at land use, an- other at profitability. The point is that to really improve sustainability all these aspects should be taken into account and along the way there will be some trade-offs between them. Something that will probably be hard to swallow for some single issue stakeholders. Simply stated: if your NGO’s sole mission statement is to improve of animal welfare, a low FCR, fast growth and low CO2


emissions


from production as a result, might not be something you can accept. In the end there will be only one stakeholder that has to tie all aspects of sustainability together – and that is agriculture. So it is up to our industry to sell sustainability in the right way. Agriculture needs to invest in coherent and consist- ent communication which shows that we are moving forward and which explains that there will al- ways be tradeoffs required to achieve more sustainable production. Fabian Brockötter, editor Poultry World


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Joey Wensink


Account manager Australia, New Zealand, UK, Ireland & Future Farming


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