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Meat Eaters Guide: Methodology - Environmental Working Group

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<strong>Meat</strong> <strong>Eaters</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>: <strong>Methodology</strong><br />

70. R. Dalgaard, et al, “LCA of Soybean Meal”, Intl Journal of LCA 13 (3) 2008.<br />

71. University Of California - Cooperative Extension Sample Costs To Establish And Produce Alfalfa: Intermountain<br />

Region – Siskiyou County Scott Valley – Mixed Irrigation, 2007 accessed June 2010: http://coststudies.ucdavis.edu/current.php<br />

72. This is yearly average given that in second and fourth production years, 200 lb of phosphorus as 11-52-0<br />

(104 lb of P2O5) is custom applied. Three-hundred lb of sulfur (elemental) per acre is also custom spread<br />

in March of the fourth production year.<br />

73. Rochette, e al, “Emissions of N2O from Alfalfa and Soybean Crops in Eastern Canada”, SOIL SCI. SOC.<br />

AM. J., VOL. 68, MARCH–APRIL 2004; Rochette and Janzen, “Towards a revised coefficient for estimating<br />

N2O emissions from legumes”, Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems (2005) 73:171 (200<br />

74. Rochette, e al, “Emissions of N2O from Alfalfa and Soybean Crops in Eastern Canada”, SOIL SCI. SOC.<br />

AM. J., VOL. 68, MARCH–APRIL 2004; Rochette and Janzen, “Towards a revised coefficient for estimating<br />

N2O emissions from legumes”, Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems (2005) 73:171 (200<br />

75. Input data from Idaho indicates no application of fertilizer. However, extension data from other states does<br />

recommend som phosphorous, sulfur and potassium application under poor soil conditions.<br />

76. Our estimate for nuts is an average of the following: California almonds-average of 4 systems 2.05 CO 2 e,<br />

walnuts .71 CO 2 e, peanuts 1.04 CO 2 e and pecans 1.61 CO 2 e.<br />

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<strong>Environmental</strong> <strong>Working</strong> <strong>Group</strong> <strong>Meat</strong> <strong>Eaters</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>: <strong>Methodology</strong> 2011

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