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      Preface Vol 59(2)

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            This issue of the Irish Journal of Agricultural and Food Research is devoted to some of the plenary papers from the proceedings of the 27th European Grassland Federation General Meeting, entitled ‘Sustainable Milk and Meat Production from Grasslands’. The conference was organised by Teagasc and held in Cork, Ireland from 17th to 21st June 2018. The conference had six session themes: 1. Resilient plants for grass based ruminant production systems, adapting grassland systems to the dynamics of climate and resource availability; 2. Appropriate livestock for grasslands, key characteristics of animals adapted to and suitable for grasslands; 3. Environmental influences on grassland systems – consequences of climate change, mitigation strategies, and impacts on ecosystems; 4. Social and economic impacts of grass based ruminant production; 5. Big data and smart technologies in grassland; and 6. Knowledge transfer to stakeholders.

            All of the papers in this issue have been subjected to peer review and the usual editing process, and therefore may differ slightly from the plenary paper presented at the conference.

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            ijafr
            Irish Journal of Agricultural and Food Research
            Compuscript (Ireland )
            2009-9029
            14 January 2022
            : 59
            : 2
            : iii
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            10.15212/ijafr-2020-0120
            92f76c30-9023-4751-ba2f-728c2bd9120e
            Copyright © 2021 Irish Journal of Agricultural and Food Research

            This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0).

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            Food science & Technology,Plant science & Botany,Agricultural economics & Resource management,Agriculture,Animal science & Zoology,Pests, Diseases & Weeds

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