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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.