Study reveals 'significant potential' to reduce beef farming emissions by over a quarter

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New analysis highlights how anaerobic digestion plants and other farming interventions could slash greenhouse gas emissions from grass-fed beef cattle

UK beef farms could reduce their greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) by up to 26 per cent by adopting a number of mitigation strategies, including the wider use of manure-fuelled anaerobic digestion plants,...

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