New Zealand Pastural Farming Climate Research

Promoting livestock methane emissions as sustainable and not responsible for global warming and advocating fairness for agricultural producers under any carbon emission laws or regulations.

Success at Dominion Post

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Once more I welcome our new members. We are signing up between 15 and 20 new members each day. Our telemarketers have been going for four days and are signing up on average one third of the farmers they contact. This is a phenomenal result and shows … [Read more...]

Membership

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I'd like to welcome new members who have responded to the advertisement in the Straight Furrow. It was a bit of a gamble with the advertisement costing over $500 but I was so angry after the Q& A programme and combined with my frustration at our … [Read more...]

Methane from livestock not the problem!

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Enteric methane produced (tonnes) 1990       1,039857 1998       1,069750 1999       1,102670 2000       1,127900 2001       1,101238 2002       1,123076 2003       1,123438 2007       1,111647 2008       1,078928 Enteric methane produced … [Read more...]

Emission Factors

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In just 6 weeks agriculture will start the voluntary reporting of the bullshit emissions as calculated using the science defying logic of the Ministry of Bullshit. This is a new ministry that encompasses the Ministry’s of Climate Change issues, … [Read more...]

Job Vacancy

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International Policy/Senior Policy Analyst: Climate Change MAF are advertising for someone to fill this role; this is what they are requiring in terms of key skills. I have added a few extra skills in italics based on my experience dealing with … [Read more...]

John Boscawen

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I had a productive meeting with John Boscawen from the ACT Party last Monday night. The ACT party is farmers only hope of progress in our case against being the only farmers in the world hit with the injustice of being taxed for no good reason … [Read more...]

Select Committee Hearing

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I appeared before the Finance and Expenditure Committee on Wednesday. It went well, you only get ten minutes and while they had received our submissions in advance how much of each of them they remember is debatable. There were over 300 submissions … [Read more...]