Energy in farming: Relationships

Every element and industry that Energy in farming is linked to, and how. Each pair has its own card explaining the relationships between the two.

• Bagasse and black-liquor cogeneration: Energy flows from energy in farming to bagasse and black-liquor cogeneration; energy flows from bagasse and black-liquor cogeneration to energy in farming.
• Embodied energy trade: Energy flows from embodied energy trade to energy in farming; energy flows from energy in farming to embodied energy trade.
• Rice: Energy in farming needs rice; their prices have moved together.
• Urea: Energy in farming needs urea; their prices have moved together.
• Wheat: Energy in farming needs wheat; their prices have moved together.
• Ammonia: Energy in farming needs ammonia.
• Ammonia, methanol and e-fuels: Energy flows from ammonia, methanol and e-fuels to energy in farming.
• Barley: Their prices have moved together.
• Beef: Their prices have moved together.
• Biodiesel (FAME): Their prices have moved together.
• Biogas and biomethane: Energy flows from energy in farming to biogas and biomethane.
• Boilers, furnaces and stoves: Energy flows from boilers, furnaces and stoves to energy in farming.
• Coal mining: Their prices have moved together.
• Coal transport: Their prices have moved together.
• Cotton: Their prices have moved together.
• Crude oil: Their prices have moved together.
• Crushed stone: Their prices have moved together.
• Eggs: Their prices have moved together.
• Electric motors and drives: Energy flows from electric motors and drives to energy in farming.
• Food and beverage processing: Food and beverage processing depends on energy in farming.
• Geothermal direct use and ground-source heat pumps: Energy flows from geothermal direct use and ground-source heat pumps to energy in farming.
• Grapes & wine: Their prices have moved together.
• Groundnuts: Their prices have moved together.
• Heat pumps, air conditioning and refrigeration: Energy flows from heat pumps, air conditioning and refrigeration to energy in farming.
• Internal combustion engines and gensets: Energy flows from internal combustion engines and gensets to energy in farming.
• Latent heat and cold storage: Energy flows from latent heat and cold storage to energy in farming.
• Lighting and displays: Energy flows from lighting and displays to energy in farming.
• Machinery and equipment: Machinery and equipment depends on energy in farming.
• Maize: Their prices have moved together.
• Mechanical power transmission: Energy flows from mechanical power transmission to energy in farming.
• Milk & dairy: Their prices have moved together.
• Muscle power: Energy flows from muscle power to energy in farming.
• Natural gas: Their prices have moved together.
• Oats: Their prices have moved together.
• Oranges & juice: Their prices have moved together.
• Pork: Their prices have moved together.
• Potatoes: Their prices have moved together.
• Poultry: Their prices have moved together.
• Power-to-X: Energy flows from power-to-X to energy in farming.
• Pulses: Their prices have moved together.
• Refining and reforming: Their prices have moved together.
• Sand & gravel: Their prices have moved together.
• Shared and district heat reuse: Energy flows from shared and district heat reuse to energy in farming.
• Sorghum: Their prices have moved together.
• Soybeans: Their prices have moved together.
• Textiles and leather: Textiles and leather depends on energy in farming.
• Waste heat for drying, water and food: Energy flows from waste heat for drying, water and food to energy in farming.
• Waste-to-energy: Energy flows from energy in farming to waste-to-energy.