Displaying items by tag: greenhouse gases

An 18-month long project to understand how changes on farm to reduce greenhouse gas emissions may impact a farms profitability and productivity has come to fruition.

Making changes to farm management practices, rather than expensive infrastructure, can help reduce greenhouse gases.

A new review is calling for “urgent acceleration” in developing greenhouse gas mitigations for use in the primary sector.

New Zealand scientists are taking a leading role in the global effort to preserve and improve soil health. 

Addressing greenhouse gases onfarm is a top priority for the dairy sector. 

New Zealand and American scientists have discovered a previously unknown way of chemically converting reactive nitrogen, common in soil and water, into a safe form rather than a harmful greenhouse gas.

News recently that hill country greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are lower than previously estimated is ‘interesting’.

News last month that hill country greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are lower than previously estimated is ‘interesting’.

Selective breeding of cattle and sheep and adjusting rumen biology will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Your old mate was flabbergasted at the sheer political gall of Labour and the Greens in their latter-day ‘concern for farmers’ in the wake of the recent drop in dairy payout.