Closed-Loop Agricultural Production and Its Environmental Efficiency: A Case Study of Sheep Wool Production in Northwestern Kyrgyzstan

As a country with not only significant production potential but also fragmented land ownership, the Kyrgyz Republic struggles environmental efficiency, which is strategic element of management in agricultural production. The objective this study was to assess efficiency sheep’s wool when used as fertilizer bean northern Kyrgyzstan. In study, indicator taken be GHG emissions per functional unit product, using proprietary methodology for calculating determine true value material source soil nutrients and organic matter. Two experimental factors were experiment: type rate. Fertilization sheep resulted 15% higher yield compared fertilized mineral fertilizers at comparable rate, converted pure nitrogen. By plants, carbon footprint reduced by almost 10% facility fertilization. Therefore, use plant environmentally justified.