Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Sarah’s research, conducted as part of the RumenVentory project, focuses on evaluating lifetime enteric methane emissions from the Suckler beef herd.
Her research focus on evaluating management strategies to reduce enteric methane emissions, including pasture type, silage quality, feed regimes, and animal genetics allowing for more proactive decisions on how the suckler herd can improve breeding and management practices to mitigate methane.
To learn more, head along to #BEEF2026 on the 1st of July in Teagasc Grange!
Sarah’s research, conducted as part of the RumenVentory project, focuses on evaluating lifetime enteric methane emissions from the Suckler beef herd.
Her research focus on evaluating management strategies to reduce enteric methane emissions, including pasture type, silage quality, feed regimes, and animal genetics allowing for more proactive decisions on how the suckler herd can improve breeding and management practices to mitigate methane.
To learn more, head along to #BEEF2026 on the 1st of July in Teagasc Grange!
