The importance of monitoring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions lies in the fact that it forms the foundation of global climate policies. The large-scale greenhouse gas emissions are mainly caused by various human activities, among which agriculture plays an important role, including livestock and soil emissions, which have a significant impact on the environment and food production efficiency. Therefore, monitoring greenhouse gas emissions not only helps improve the living conditions of farm animals, but also enables us to more accurately assess the demand for soil fertilization and the effectiveness of soil management, in order to sustainably maintain our ecosystem.