Using genetics to mitigate CH4 emissions from ruminant livestock, requires a significant animal resource of different breeds and species, and access to unique scientific skills.
To maximise the impact of genetic technologies for managing livestock methane emissions, key groups are working in a networked environment adopting a coordinated scientific approach.
The ASGGN offers a forum and environment in which independently funded scientists working in diverse countries can share their information and data.
Join us at GGAA conference in Melbourne 14-18th February 2016 for an ASGGN meeting
