10 Tilled area for pasture ha Using mapping approach (see schedule 2, establishment or renovation under the Supplement. equation 70) in the CEAs and emissions accounting areas of each project area. 11 Quantity of fuel used to kL Evidenced by invoices or (see schedule 2, irrigate the CEAs and contractual arrangements and equation 75) emissions accounting areas of apportioned based on hectares each project area. of the carbon estimation area irrigated as a fraction of the total hectares of land irrigated and the fuel used to run all pumps on that land 12 Quantity of electricity used to kWh or GJ Evidenced by invoices or (see schedule 2, irrigate the CEAs and contractual arrangements and equation 76) emissions accounting areas of apportioned based on hectares each project area. of the carbon estimation area irrigated as a fraction of the total hectares of land irrigated and the fuel used to run all pumps on that land. Where electricity purchased is measured in gigajoules, the quantity of kWh must be calculated by dividing the amount of GJ by 0.0036. 13 (see schedule 1, Quantity of biochar applied in t Evidenced by invoices, equations 29 and a CEA. contractual arrangements or 42) sales records. Note: As emissions under Schedule 2 are calculated with reference to the CEAs and emissions accounting areas within a project area (see section 3 of Schedule 2), any emissions in exclusion areas do no need to be monitored. 36 Project monitoring—livestock (1) Subject to section 37, for the baseline period and the crediting period, the project proponent must determine the following parameters at least once a year: (a) the number of animals within each project area, according to species, state/region and livestock class; (b) the number of days, according to season, that the animals are on the CEA within a year. (2) For the purposes of determining the number of animals in each livestock class, the date of birth of each animal is deemed to be the first day of summer. (3) For the purposes of this section, data collection: (a) may include the use of log books, farm gate records, or similar methods; and (b) must be sufficiently accurate to capture stock movements according to group characteristics, by day and by season.
10 (see schedule 2, equation 70) Tilled area for pasture establishment or renovation in the CEAs and emissions accounting areas of each project area. ha Using mapping approach under the Supplement. 11 (see schedule 2, equation 75) Quantity of fuel used to irrigate the CEAs and emissions accounting areas of each project area. kL Evidenced by invoices or contractual arrangements and apportioned based on hectares of the carbon estimation area irrigated as a fraction of the total hectares of land irrigated and the fuel used to run all pumps on that land 12 (see schedule 2, equation 76) Quantity of electricity used to irrigate the CEAs and emissions accounting areas of each project area. kWh or GJ Evidenced by invoices or contractual arrangements and apportioned based on hectares of the carbon estimation area irrigated as a fraction of the total hectares of land irrigated and the fuel used to run all pumps on that land. Where electricity purchased is measured in gigajoules, the quantity of kWh must be calculated by dividing the amount of GJ by 0.0036. 13 (see schedule 1, equations 29 and 42) Quantity of biochar applied in a CEA. t Evidenced by invoices, contractual arrangements or sales records. Note: As emissions under Schedule 2 are calculated with reference to the CEAs and emissions accounting areas within a project area (see section 3 of Schedule 2), any emissions in exclusion areas do no need to be monitored. 36 Project monitoring—livestock (1) Subject to section 37, for the baseline period and the crediting period, the project proponent must determine the following parameters at least once a year: (a) the number of animals within each project area, according to species, state/region and livestock class; (b) the number of days, according to season, that the animals are on the CEA within a year. (2) For the purposes of determining the number of animals in each livestock class, the date of birth of each animal is deemed to be the first day of summer. (3) For the purposes of this section, data collection: (a) may include the use of log books, farm gate records, or similar methods; and (b) must be sufficiently accurate to capture stock movements according to group characteristics, by day and by season.