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The Livestock Research Group connects experts across disciplines, sectors, and regions to advance collective knowledge on agricultural greenhouse gas emissions, fostering collaboration, innovation, and evidence-based solutions for sustainable global agri-food systems. It is focused on reducing the emissions intensity of livestock production systems and increasing the quantity of carbon stored in soils supporting these systems.

Highlights

Global Rumen Census

Measuring, reporting & verifying greenhouse gases

Livestock Emissions Measurement

Research Networks

Animal Health & Greenhouse Gas Emissions Intensity Network

Animal Selection, Genetics & Genomics Network

Feed & Nutrition Network

Manure Management Network

Rumen Microbial Genomics Network

What We Do

Capability Building

Collaborative Research

Manuals and good practice guidance

Working with industry and farmers

Current Research Landscape

Our Co-chairs

Livestock group co-chairs

Sinead Leahy

Principal Scientist, AgEmissions Centre

New Zealand

sinead.leahy@ag-emissions.nz

Tommy Boland

Professor of Ruminant Nutrition, School of Agriculture and Food Science UCD

Ireland

tommy.boland@ucd.ie

Illias Kyriazakis

Professor of Animal and Veterinary Science at Queen's University Belfast

United Kingdom

I.Kyriazakis@qub.ac.uk

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Postdoc position: Role of BNI for reducing N2O emissions from livestock

New report on the role of animal health to reduce emissions

Revised methodology guidelines for Nitrous Oxide measurement chambers

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Livestock Research Group Newsletter May 2021

Summary of MRV tools and resources