<div>In the second of our Improving efficiency in sheep flocks podcast series, we hear Nicola Lambe, a researcher with SRUC chat with SAC Consulting's Senior Beef & Sheep Consultant Kirsten Williams.  They discuss how exactly research is tracking greenhouse gas emissions from sheep and the role of genetics within that.  </div>

In the second of our Improving efficiency in sheep flocks podcast series, we hear Nicola Lambe, a researcher with SRUC chat with SAC Consulting's Senior Beef & Sheep Consultant Kirsten Williams. They discuss how exactly research is tracking greenhouse gas emissions from sheep and the role of genetics within that.

In the second of our Improving efficiency in sheep flocks podcast series, we hear Nicola Lambe, a researcher with SRUC chat with SAC Consulting's Senior Beef &amp; Sheep Consultant Kirsten Williams.&nbsp; They discuss how exactly research is tracking greenhouse gas emissions from sheep and the role of genetics within that. &nbsp;

S3 Ep3: Improving efficiency in sheep flocks, part 2: Methane emissions and Genetics

<div>Farming For a Better Climate (FFBC) ran from 2009 to 2024 and has now come to an end.  <br>
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It was a Scottish Government initiative delivered by SAC Consulting, providing practical support to farmers across Scotland.  Working with farmers, farm consultants and the latest scientific advice, the project identified and shared practical and realistic ways to improve farm efficiency, increase profitability and at the same time reduce the carbon footprint through practical actions.  <br>
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From working with Climate Change Focus Farms, a Soil Regenerative Agriculture Group and latterly conducting on farm trials, findings from Farming for a Better Climate have been shared widely so as other farmers can benefit.<br>
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Learn more about how to reduce your farm carbon footprint by visiting Scotland's Farm Advisory Service using the weblink below.<br>
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Farming For a Better Climate (FFBC) ran from 2009 to 2024 and has now come to an end. It was a Scottish Government initiative delivered by SAC Consulting, providing practical support to farmers across Scotland. Working with farmers, farm consultants and the latest scientific advice, the project identified and shared practical and realistic ways to improve farm efficiency, increase profitability and at the same time reduce the carbon footprint through practical actions. From working with Climate Change Focus Farms, a Soil Regenerative Agriculture Group and latterly conducting on farm trials, findings from Farming for a Better Climate have been shared widely so as other farmers can benefit. Learn more about how to reduce your farm carbon footprint by visiting Scotland's Farm Advisory Service using the weblink below.

Farming For a Better Climate (FFBC) ran from 2009 to 2024 and has now come to an end. &nbsp;<br>
<br>
It was a Scottish Government initiative delivered by SAC Consulting, providing practical support to farmers across Scotland.&nbsp; Working with farmers, farm consultants and the latest scientific advice, the project identified and shared practical and realistic ways to improve farm efficiency, increase profitability and at the same time reduce the carbon footprint through practical actions. &nbsp;<br>
<br>
From working with Climate Change Focus Farms, a Soil Regenerative Agriculture Group and latterly conducting on farm trials, findings from Farming for a Better Climate have been shared widely so as other farmers can benefit.<br>
<br>
Learn more about how to reduce your farm carbon footprint by visiting Scotland's Farm Advisory Service using the weblink below.<br>
<br>
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S3 Ep3: Improving efficiency in sheep flocks, part 2: Methane emissions and Genetics