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This week’s developments do not mean that the European requirements related to nature, climate, nitrogen or water quality are all off the table. It is as yet unclear how the new government aims to address those matters. Photo: Canva
06-09 | News

Netherlands likely to relax nitrogen rules

Through the implementation of Bovaer, methane emissions can be reduced by approximately 30% for dairy. Photo: Canva
03-09 | News

Combatting methane in China with dsm-firmenich’s Bovaer

With some of the current challenges not being solved yet, and with more to come, are we really ready for dairy farming in 2050? Photo: Canva
29-08 | News

Dairy farming in 2050: 3 key mega challenges to prioritise and solve

University of Idaho ag economists have found that dairy producers are sceptical that it is a realistic for Idaho dairy producers to meet an ambitious industry-wide goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2050. Photo: Canva
23-08 | News

US: Dairy farmers in Idaho sceptical about net zero goal

Arable manager Charlie Steer said it was vital that farmers knew their carbon footprint to move forward. Photo: Canva
07-08 | News

Reducing on-farm dairy emissions the easy way

Researchers of the current study determined the beneficial effect of 3-NOP on CH4 emission reduction and milk production characteristics from dairy cows receiving 3-NOP in their diet for a full year. Photo: Canva
25-07 | Article

Long-term effects of 3-NOP on CH4 and milk production

<i class="">Additional land may be required to help build forage stocks to provide additional cover in drought periods. Photo: Canva<span class=""> </span></i>
09-07 | News

Nearly £4bn to improve climate resilience on UK dairy farms

Agricultural workers have denounced low food prices, excessive regulations and free-trade deals that they say leave them struggling to compete with cheap imports. Photo: Canva
03-07 | News

What’s the impact of the European Green Deal on dairy?

Danish farmers will be charged a carbon tax from 2030, with the goal of reducing emissions in the agricultural sector. Photo: Chris McCullough
27-06 | News

World-first carbon tax for Danish farmers

When fully established, Greengate Biogas will produce nearly 1.8 TWh per year of biomethane across multiple projects, representing approximately 3.5% of Ireland’s current natural gas demand. Photo: Canva
27-06 | News

Over 2,000 Irish livestock farmers needed for biogas plants