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Carbon footprint of New Zealand dairy farms using circular feed supplements

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posted on 2024-12-23, 20:27 authored by Vicki BurggraafVicki Burggraaf, Andre MazzettoAndre Mazzetto

To improve circularity on dairy farms, you can either improve efficiency, reduce nutrient losses, green house gas emissions and waste, or use inputs that are sustainable, requiring few non-renewable resources and having a low environmental footprint.

Our work explores the use of waste streams from other industries to replace current less sustainable purchased feeds on a dairy farm in New Zealand, and the impact of this on the carbon footprint of a dairy farm from cradle to farm gate.

Funding

Strategic Science Investment Fund (SSIF)

History

Publication date

2024-12-03

Project number

  • PRJ0754132

Language

  • English

Does this contain Māori information or data?

  • No

Publisher

AgResearch Ltd

Conference name

IDF Circularity in the Dairy Chain Symposium 2024

Conference start date

2024-12-03

Conference end date

2024-12-04

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