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<p>AgResearch scientists are looking at whether farmers might be able to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by growing high-yielding pasture plants with a lower nitrogen content.</p>
<p>The project is one of 18 science programmes to receive the first funding from the Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Centre formed last year to co-ordinate research efforts.</p>
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