Editing Agriculture — Enteric Fermentation Emissions (section)

== Boundary Conditions ==
Boundary inclusions encompass methane emissions directly resulting from enteric fermentation in domestic ruminants such as cattle, sheep, goats, and buffalo. This includes emissions occurring during normal digestive processes under typical feeding and management conditions. Boundary exclusions comprise methane emissions from non-enteric agricultural sources such as manure management, rice paddies, and biomass burning. Emissions from wild ruminants and non-ruminant livestock are also excluded. The signal does not include indirect emissions related to feed production or land-use changes associated with livestock farming.