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July 3, 2025   •   News

Hear how AgriZeroNZ is turning innovation into action for low emissions agriculture in our upcoming webinar

We are partnering with AgriZeroNZ to give you access to the latest info on their portfolio of investments to provide farmers with a range of tools to reduce emissions without compromising productivity and profitability.

AgriZeroNZ is scanning the world for solutions to reduce biogenic methane and nitrous oxide emissions from ruminant animals and investing in a portfolio of innovative ventures and projects with a shared commitment to helping farmers lead the worldwide advancement of low emissions pasture-based farming.

David Macdonald (Head of Ventures) and Deborah Roche (Head of Catalyst) will present an overview of the current state of play of their investment portfolios. Plus, provide an outline of the flexible combination of funding, strategic advice and market access that AgriZeroNZ offer to accelerate the development and deployment of solutions.

This webinar is part of the 2025 State of Science webinar series and a collaborative effort between the Ag Emissions Centre and AgriZeroNZ.

Don’t miss the chance to gain valuable knowledge from active investors in the field.

This webinar is part of the 2025 NZAGRC State of the Science webinar series and is a collaborative effort between the Ag Emissions Centre and AgriZeroNZ.

Tuesday 15th July 2025, 9.00am to 10.00am NZT

Who should participate?

This webinar is relevant to researchers, farmers, rural professionals, policy advisors and anyone else involved or interested in efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from New Zealand and Ireland’s primary sector.

WEBINAR REGISTRATION HERE

June 17, 2025   •   News

A recording of the LRG/MMN Webinar: “Manure management and GHG emissions in sub-Saharan Africa ” webinar is now available to HERE. 

The webinar gives an overview of our knowledge about current manure management practices in sub-Saharan Africa and their impacts on GHG and ammonia emissions and other externalities (e.g., leaching, health hazards). The discussions after the presentation is about identifying pressing knowledge gaps linked to manure and ideas for collaboration. The aim for collaboration could be to explore opportunities for joint in-depth analysis of the current manure management systems and how efficiently manure is recycled to fertilize soil and reduce GHG emissions, and to follow this up with studies filling the knowledge gaps identified.

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