Chinese and German scientists are working together to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions from raising livestock, China Daily reported Tuesday (July 9).
The
project, signed between China's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs
(MARA) and Germany's Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture, runs between
April and the end of the year, according to the report.
Scientists from the two
countries are developing innovative methods and technologies focusing on
greenhouse gas reduction at three pilot farms in China, Yang Hongjie, division
chief for animal industry development at the National Animal Husbandry Services
under the MARA, was quoted as saying.
To carry out the project,
participating experts will conduct exchange programs, and some Chinese
technical experts will receive training in Germany, Yang said, adding that
results will be evaluated after the project's completion and positive outcomes
may be promoted at other livestock farms.
Source: NDO
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