£2.9m project aims for lower methane emissions from sheep
The UK sheep industry is turning to genetic selection to reduce methane emissions without negatively affecting important traits such as grazing ability.
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The UK sheep industry is turning to genetic selection to reduce methane emissions without negatively affecting important traits such as grazing ability.
The increasing pace of change to farm support has highlighted the need for many sheep farmers to seek out professional advice, the sector says.
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) is considering a potential increase in levies paid by industry stakeholders.
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