Grass and forage management have a role in reducing emissions

Improving forage quality thorough better grazing management could be a way to reduce methane output on-farm.

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Grass and forage management have a role in reducing emissions

Improving forage quality thorough better grazing management could be a way to reduce methane output on-farm. This could also feed into total farm carbon emission reduction as well as improve farm profitability...

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