The PGgRc and SLMACC already invest close to $9m annually in enteric methane mitigation research and the PGgRc has a well-developed strategy and commercialisation plan for enteric mehtane mitigation. 


The NZAGRC&#39;s research programme is designed specifically to build on this existing well-targeted research to advance the discovery of cost effective solutions. Since 97% of all agricultural CH4 emissions arise from enteric fermentation, the research concentrates almost exclusively on this sector.


Objectives


&quot;To mitigate methane emissions&quot;


	Manipulate the substrate of fermentation
	Manipulate the fermentation process (animal & waste)
	Modify methane outputs (waste)