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Some dairy cows produce 15 per cent fewer methane emissions, but just as much milk

Some dairy cows produce 15 per cent fewer methane emissions, but just as much milk
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Scientists Discover Dairy Cows That Produce Less Methane

Some cows actually produce 14 percent less methane than others, but they still produce just as much milk, a new study found.

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Events - The Signpost Series Webinar - Context, Measurement and mitigation of methane emissions in Irish dairy systems - Teagasc

Event Time 9:30am A series of weekly Environment Webinars aimed at the Irish Agri industry. This webinar as part of The Signpost Series will focus on context, measurement and mitigation of methane emissions in Irish dairy systems. The webinar will be moderated by Mark Gibson, Teagasc ConnectEd and will feature guest speakers Laurence Shalloo, Ben Lahart & Katie Starsmore, Teagasc. The presentation will be followed by an interactive questions and answers session. Related Content Tel: +353 59 917 0200

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Vistamilk: A career in science, the agri-industry – or both?

What direction could your career in dairy research take? Over the last two years Vistamilk has hired 87 PhDs, post-doctorates and research assistants to begin different areas of industry-led research alongside eight operations personnel. Irish Country Living finds out: just what exactly is Vistamilk? Who is employed by Vistamilk? Teagasc researchers are employed primarily by Teagasc, but at the same time are working for Vistamilk – how does this work? Vistamilk is not a separate legal entity but the host institute is Teagasc. Each research performing organisation (RPO, in this case Teagasc) has their own budget for the research to be undertaken and employ the necessary resources based on these research projects.

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