Livestock emissions research from WA was presented at a major conference in New Zealand recently.
DPIRD research scientist Brittany Bolt looks over the Portable Accumulation Chambers at the Katanning Research Station in WA, used to measure methane production from sheep. | Credits: DPIRD
PROMISING Western Australian research findings into sheep feed efficiency and methane emissions have been delivered at an international livestock genetics conference in New Zealand. Preliminary results...
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