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To keep the global average temperature well below 2deg C above pre-industrial levels, while pursuing efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5deg C.

The Government’s proposals for an agricultural emissions scheme have largely followed the independent Climate Change Commission’s suggestions. By Joanna Grigg.

Flooring is not the only future use for New Zealand’s coarse wools. Annabelle Latz writes.

Kerry Dwyer considers the options for sheep farmers with this summer’s lamb trade.

Scientists have been trying to cut through the hype of regenerative agriculture, writes Professor Jacequeline Rowarth.

Hill country sheep and beef farmers are caught between Government and industry emissions proposals that have the same result, James Hoban writes.

New Zealand farmers need to focus on the big prize of agricultural emissions sequestration, not the crumbs, Terry Brosnahan writes.

A multi-award-winning Southland couple share their harrowing experience of regenerative land practices as a warning of what can go wrong. By Jill Horren.

The returns, or lack thereof, for coarse wool have been a thorn in the lamb producer’s side for years now, but Nicola Dennis says there are some good options for wool growers.

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