This webinar is aimed at researchers, students and the general public interested in the mitigation of nitrous oxide emissions from synthetic fertilisers in different agricultural agroecosystems. We will cover technologies and practices aimed at reducing emissions while maintaining productivity. Speakers Dominika Krol Dominika Krol is a Senior Research Officer at the Teagasc Crops, Environment and Land-Use programme based in Johnstown Castle. Dominika leads a research programme focused on agricultural gaseous emissions. Her research interest includes impact of management of organic…

Background & Rationale The ASEAN region has undertaken livestock mitigation experiments under the NZCSA programme, generating valuable technical findings on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This webinar aims to share these results with the wider GRA community and raise awareness within ASEAN about practical approaches to climate-smart livestock development. By showcasing research outcomes and country experiences, the session will foster knowledge exchange and invite further global collaboration. Objectives Target Audience Members of the GRA Livestock Research Group, other livestock and climate…

Manure management on livestock farms contributes significantly to the climate impact of agriculture via emissions of methane, nitrous oxide and ammonia. The IPCC tier 2 method to estimate methane emissions, developed in 1996, is based on the maximal methane production rate of fresh excreta (B0) and a conversion factor MCF to account for storage conditions. This calculation concept was meant to be simple, because it should be applicable worldwide, including regions where the staff carrying out the calculations has limited…

The New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (NZAGRC) is excited to announce the 2026 New Zealand Agriculture and Climate Change Conference will be taking place at Tākina, Wellington over two impactful days: 29th - 30th April 2026. Mark your calendars for what will be another corner stone event. Stay tuned for more details, including speakers, session details, and registration information.

We are pleased to announce the Advanced Course “Creating Added Value in Precision Livestock Farming”, which will take place in Madrid, Spain, from 4 to 8 May 2026. Organised as part of the Horizon Europe Re-Livestock project, this intensive training will bring together international experts and professionals to explore how sensor technologies, artificial intelligence, and data-driven strategies are transforming the future of livestock farming. We warmly invite you to apply and encourage you to share this opportunity with colleagues, researchers,…

Presented by:Dr Jordan GoodrichBioeconomy Science Institute  Hosted by:Dr Pierre RoudierBioeconomy Science Institute  Soils store more carbon globally than terrestrial vegetation and the atmosphere combined, so even small changes across large areas can have a material effect on net greenhouse gas emissions. Under Paris Agreement reporting, New Zealand must quantify soil carbon stock changes from land-use transitions in line with IPCC guidance. Our current inventory method applies the same stock-change factors to each land-use transition regardless of soil type or climate…

This session will explore the evolving market, trade, and policy drivers influencing agricultural GHG mitigation and what these changes mean for producers, researchers, policymakers, and agribusinesses in developing economies. Participation Link: Access Here