Damien O’Connor reassures farmers over methane emissions target
Does New Zealand need to have a debate on genetic modification?
Brent Edwards
Wed, 15 May 2019
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Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor is opposed to genetic engineering even as some farmers argue genetically modified ryegrass could help cut methane emissions.
Farmers are spooked by a target in the Zero Carbon Amendment Bill that would require them to cut methane emissions by 24% to
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Brent Edwards
Wed, 15 May 2019
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Damien O’Connor reassures farmers over methane emissions target
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