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UK Dairy Carbon Network Trials Emissions-Cutting Measures on Farms
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What happened
More than 50 dairy farms across Great Britain and Northern Ireland are testing over 200 measures designed to reduce greenhouse gases. These trials, part of the UK Dairy Carbon Network, include changes in nutrition, breeding, animal health, and nutrient management. Professor Steven Morrison, the project director, noted that farmer commitment to the project has been strong.
From farminguk.com
Why it matters
The project is examining how various emissions-reduction measures can be combined to deliver greater benefits across the dairy business. This work contributes to broader initiatives aimed at improving productivity and reducing emissions within the dairy sector.
Alltech, Snow Brand Milk Products Co., and the International Dairy Federation are cooperating on initiatives to reduce emissions and improve productivity in the dairy sector. Alltech supports the agri-food supply chain through its research and operational activities.
From farminguk.com
Who's involved
- Steven MorrisonProject director of the UK Dairy Carbon Network.
- Great BritainLocation where dairy farms are trialing emissions-cutting measures.
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Great Britain
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Steven Morrison
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