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Many of the NZAGRC&#39;s deliverables are likely to take the form of products or services that can be used to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Some of the anticipated technologies include new plant cultivars, animal vaccines, animal boluses and elite animals (product) and gene tests (service).
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The NZAGRC is committed to a quality technology development process which consists of:
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	<li>Basing proposed technologies or approaches to mitigate greenhouse gas emission rates and increase net rates of soil carbon accumulation on sound scientific understanding.</li>
	<li>Understanding the needs of end-users who will need to adopt the technology or approach for it to create a benefit for New Zealand.</li>
	<li>Choosing to develop technologies or approaches that, if successful, will make significant differences to New Zealand&#39;s greenhouse gas inventory so that they can be linked to policy and their uptake encouraged. </li>
	<li>Choosing to develop technologies or approaches that have the best chances of technical and commercial success.</li>
	<li>Developing technologies or approaches in such a way that the resulting products or approaches are practical, easily adopted, cost-effective and satisfy end-user needs.</li>
	<li>Testing the technologies or approaches to ensure that they deliver the expected benefits and do not have side-effects that would make them unsatisfactory, and to establish evidence that would encourage end-users to adopt them.</li>
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