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Impact & circularity

Impact we want to measure — not just claim.

Controlled production could help with feed availability, losses, water and nutrient use, local resilience and emission intensity. Whether it does depends on system boundaries, baselines and data — so we design the measurement in from the start.

Problems we want to help solve

For whom, and why it matters.

FARMERS

Feed security

Availability and quality swings, labour, space, logistics and dependence on bought-in inputs.

FEED COMPANIES

Specification

Ingredient variability, traceability and consistent, documented batches.

FOOD PRODUCERS

Quality & shelf life

Quality drift, short shelf life and the wish for traceable local production.

TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS

A test environment

An instrumented setting to validate integrated utilities, sensors and controls.

Impact areas

What has to be measured before anything is claimed.

FocusDesignInternal R&DTo be validatedRoadmapConcept visual

Focus = current priority · Design = worked out on paper · Internal R&D = our own research line · To be validated = needs measured, independent data · Roadmap = later route · Concept visual = illustration, not an existing installation.

AreaWhat we want to investigateWhat has to be measuredStatus
Methane intensityWhether controllable feed quality and ration research can contribute to lower methane intensity per kg of milk.Controlled feed trials with a suitable comparison, ration-level data and a validated measurement method.To be validated
LossesFewer losses from input to released product.Closed mass balance, rejects, spoilage and shelf life.To be validated
WaterWater use per kg released dry matter, reuse, and water from air where it fits.Metered water by class, a full system boundary and a baseline.To be validated
EnergykWh per kg released dry matter, with renewable supply where it fits.Sub-metering, peak demand and site conditions.To be validated
Circular utilitiesReuse of water and nutrients, residual streams and wastewater treatment.Volumes and composition of streams and their regulatory fit.Roadmap
Transport & resilienceLocal production of specific inputs and fewer transport kilometres.A logistics baseline and availability across seasons.To be validated
Input dependencyLess dependence on volatile input markets and, long-term, on conventional seed.Input cost and availability data; the seed-independence research line.Internal R&D
No net climate or sustainability claim without a system boundary, a baseline and validated data. Water from air, reuse, solar panels and residual streams are optional, site- and business-case-dependent routes — not automatically greener or cheaper.
How we will report

Same boundary, calibrated meters, independent checks.

  • One system boundary for 33CLEANFEED and the current alternative.
  • A documented baseline before any comparison.
  • Calibrated meters with timestamps and data-quality flags.
  • Independent analyses where results support a claim.
  • Date, scope and method with every published figure.

Working on water, energy, emissions or circular agriculture?

We are looking for partners to design the measurements and validate the effects independently.

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