Analysis of Agricultural and Environmental Objectives

Abstract

This paper aims to highlight an evolution of agriculture from the perspective of climate change mitigation with the implications set out in the Common Agricultural Policy. The technical performance of agriculture has led to the restoration of paradigms in agriculture through increased conditionality of consumption, while the environment has been exposed to variable atmospheric disturbances that pose serious dangers in the future. The purpose of this article is to make a systemic analysis of the convergence of the agricultural economy in relation to the displacement of vectors to achieve environmental conditions. In order to capitalize on the potential of the agricultural sector in net carbon sequestration on agricultural land in order to make a positive contribution to the sustainability agenda, assessments from an agricultural sustainability perspective are needed. An essential premise for the application of the methodological analysis was assessed in relation to the acceleration by the agricultural systems of the conditions imposed as cross-compliance targets, the information being extracted from the available statistical databases Eurostat, FAO, Agridata. Addressing the current context of the common agricultural policy shows that raising environmental standards for farmers has an effect on agricultural production in direct correlation with greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, the idea of ​​the conditionality of the sustainability of the agricultural system is outlined by the implications in the implementation of decarbonization policies of agriculture.