
Kate Acland: Beef + Lamb NZ Chair on the research finding incentives could help farmers reduce emissions
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Climate policies for farmers may be revealing a competitive gap.
New research by Beef + Lamb suggests there should be a focus on incentives for farmers who achieve climate change outcomes.
Chair Kate Acland told Ryan Bridge we need to keep an eye on what the rest of the world's doing.
She says most of the world doesn't have agricultural-specific targets, but a lot of countries are incentivising farmers to reach any kind of reduction.
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