I can't see my tree species in the out-of-crop biomass section

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• I can't see my tree species in the out-of-crop biomass section

  Choose the type of tree that resembles your shade trees most. E.g. hardwoods, called angiosperms, are usually flowering or fruit bearing trees. Therefore, tropical moist hardwood would be a good choice for e.g. mango or citrus trees. For soft wood ...

• I don't see my crop in the drop-down list on the first tab. What should I do?

  The crop affects your carbon footprint via above-ground residues and, below-ground biomass. If you don’t see your crop listed, choose from the “other” crops at the bottom of the drop-down list. The main impact of not finding a direct match is that ...

• I don't see my crop in the CFP drop-down list on the first tab. What should I do?

  The crop affects your carbon footprint via above-ground residues and, below-ground biomass. If you don’t see your crop listed, choose from the “other” crops at the bottom of the drop-down list. The main impact of not finding a direct match is that ...

• Can I use the perennial pathway for a crop that is not listed?

  The current methodology behind the Cool Farm perennials pathway only supports the crops you see in the dropdown list. Unfortunately we cannot recommend to use any of the options as proxy/alternative, as each perennial crop exhibits a unique growth ...