
What we are doing to reduce New Zealand’s agricultural greenhouse gas emissions
This resource outlines methods to reduce agricultural greenhouse gas emissions in New Zealand.
Explore the basics of climate change with this video from the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre.
The video explains the science of heat trapping in the atmosphere, the effects of rising temperatures in New Zealand, and highlights methane emissions from livestock as a significant contributor. It covers how human activities increase greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, and methane, impacting our climate and agriculture.


Learn about New Zealand's climate action, emissions targets, and agricultural pricing strategy.

Research about reducing greenhouse gas emissions on Māori farms in New Zealand.

Learn how greenhouse gases are measured and their impact on climate change.

A science and mātauranga Māori based plan to reduce our agricultural greenhouse gas emissions.

Discover feeds that lower methane and nitrogen emissions in sheep and beef farming.

Explore New Zealand's greenhouse gas emissions by sector, gas and year from 1990 onward.

Learn how livestock impact the carbon cycle and climate in New Zealand agriculture.

Wayne McNee discusses reducing methane emissions in agriculture and the opportunity it represents.

Research assessing the greenhouse gas emissions impacts of different types of feed.

Explore new technologies for reducing on-farm greenhouse gas emissions from your farm.

Explore actions New Zealand farmers can take to reduce greenhouse gas emissions effectively.

This guide explains how to cut nitrogen use, reducing nitrous oxide emissions on farms.