Header image

Innovative GHG Measurement and Mitigation Techniques

Tracks
Ballyvaughan Suite
Tuesday, April 8, 2025
11:45 AM - 1:15 PM

Overview

Sponsored by GlasPort Bio

Details

This session emphasizes advanced methods for measuring and mitigating emissions in livestock systems

Session Sponsor & Speakers

Agenda Item Image

Session Sponsored by GlasPort Bio

Agenda Item Image
Dr Paul Williams
Senior Lecturer
Queen's University Belfast

Assessment of the nutrient value of slurry post-storage with a methane mitigating additive in perennial ryegrass growth trials

11:50 AM - 12:05 PM
Dr Dominika Krol
Senior Research Officer
Teagasc

Efficacy of cattle slurry amendments to mitigate gaseous emissions during storage and land spreading.

View Abstract

Dr Dominika Krol
Senior Research Officer
Teagasc

Comparing ammonia emissions from low emission slurry spreading techniques using cattle slurry on cool temperate grasslands

View Abstract

Dr. Shaun Connolly
Research Officer
Teagasc

Wind Tunnels as a Qualitative Tool for Measuring Ammonia Emissions from Manure: Enhancing Accuracy and Reliability

View Abstract

Dr Riccardo Bica
Senior Animal Scientist
ZELP

Beyond Respiration Chambers: A Field-Deployable Device for Continuous Methane and Carbon dioxide Emission Measurement in Cattle

View Abstract

Mr Eoin Dunne
Research Technologist
Teagasc Athenry

Investigating methane emissions from nulliparous female sheep using GreenFeed technology

View Abstract

Ms Alison Graham
PhD Candidate
University Of Galway

The effect of rumen ORP modulation using calcium peroxide on feed intake and digestibility in fistulated beef cattle

View Abstract

Chair

Paul Smith
Research Officer
Teagasc

loading