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Zero Net Emissions Agriculture CRC (ZNE-Ag CRC) Research Program 3 Lead, Professor Richard Eckard, has received the Lifetime Achievement Award at Australia’s Excellence in Innovation Awards.

Do farmers have to choose between productivity and generating clean energy? Our latest project is exploring the co-location of solar panels and agricultural production - known as agrivoltaics.

A new $4.1 million research project will trial biodegradable devices to reduce methane emissions in cattle and sheep, offering a sustainable, residue-free solution to one of Australian agriculture’s biggest emissions challenges.

Combined use of new technology, trusted guidelines, and a consistent, credible approach to greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting will be delivered by two new research projects announced by Zero Net Emissions Agriculture Cooperative Research Centre (ZNE-Ag CRC) today.

Australian farmers are set to benefit from groundbreaking technologies that will enable cost effective methane measurement in livestock. 

Australia’s largest Cooperative Research Centre will be overseen by a diverse Board of Directors with decades of experience.