Better data, better decisions: Turning farm insights into action
Back Helping dairy farmers make informed decisions that benefit both their businesses and the environment was the focus of
Back Helping dairy farmers make informed decisions that benefit both their businesses and the environment was the focus of
Back Reducing methane emissions is one of the most effective ways agriculture can contribute to lowering greenhouse gas (GHG)
Back Reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions while delivering greater on-farm efficiency is at the heart of the UK Dairy
Back With a growing focus on practical ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, methane suppressing feed products (MSFPs) are
Back Lancashire’s Mason House Farm recently hosted farmers for a UK Dairy Carbon Network (UK-DCN) event, sharing how investment,
Back New findings from the UK Dairy Carbon Network (UK-DCN) show that the carbon footprint of milk is shaped by
Understanding and reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions begins with access to reliable, real-world data. This principle sits at the heart of Newcastle University’s contribution to the UK Dairy Carbon Network (UK-DCN) project, drawing on its development of a novel ‘sniffer’ sensor system to monitor methane emissions from dairy cows.
Back Improving efficiency and resilience while maintaining high milk quality is at the heart of Stuart Galloway’s approach at Barvernochan
Back Fermentrics (UK) Ltd has been named the winner of the UK Dairy Carbon Network’s 2025 Measurement Technology Competition for
Back https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vTCfOZ2KgQ&t=205s With around 40–50% of a farm’s carbon footprint coming from methane, tackling emissions is crucial if we are