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<p>Agresearch says it is still five to 10 years away from providing practical solutions to reduce methane emissions in livestock.</p>
<p>Methane is New Zealand's most prominent greenhouse gas and farm animals such as sheep, cattle and deer are major sources of that.</p>
<p>Research work to curb emissions is being done by the Pastoral Greenhouse Gas Research Consortium and the Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre.</p>
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