
Ag Matters: How to reduce emissions
Learn ways to lower greenhouse gas emissions on your farm with practical steps and tips.

This guide points you to the On-Farm Emissions Calculator and a lineup of other industry tools, so you can build a clearer picture of the methane and nitrous oxide linked to your stock, feed and fertiliser. The guide explains what information you need on hand, from livestock numbers to nitrogen use, and which tool suits which farm type.
A plain breakdown of where farm emissions actually come from makes the numbers make sense once you have them. Knowing your starting point makes it easier to track changes over time and plan with confidence. Pick a tool, gather your records, and calculate your farm's emissions profile.

Learn how sheep and beef farms can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve profits.

The science behind agricultural methan, nitrous oxide emissions, and climate change.

Learn about different on-farm solutions for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from dairy farms.

This resource outlines methods to reduce agricultural greenhouse gas emissions in New Zealand.

Factsheets about farm greenhouse gas emissions, feeds, methane control, soil carbon, and more.

Easily work out your farm's methane and nitrous oxide emissions from stock, feed and fertiliser.

Learn how winter housing can reduce greenhouse gas emissions from livestock.

Learn how human actions change our climate and impact farming through greenhouse gases.

Understand different manure storage options to reduce methane emissions on livestock farms.

Find out how much greenhouse gas a typical cropping farm produces.

Understand how to reduce emissions and adapt to a changing climate on your farm.

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