Agri-Food Strategy: Ireland to follow Kiwi lead with 10pc drop in methane by 2030
2021-04-16 21:16
Ireland is set to follow New Zealand’s approach to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from livestock-related food production over the next decade and beyond, it has emerged.
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