Experts say investing in food science and technology will be key.

Industry leaders also discussed how to maintain economic viability and find new revenue opportunities.

The Enteric Fermentation R&D Accelerator is a global research effort coordinated by GMH.

The $4.7 million collaborative project will help small dairy producers access climate-smart grazing technology.

Cooperative farmers in California, Idaho and Utah will make use of an innovative feed additive.

The cooperative's project is doubling in size with the help of a USDA Climate-Smart Commodities grant.

Key scientific sessions will focus on food waste, technical innovations, a growing global population and more.

Research from the CLEAR Center at the University of California, Davis, looks at the climate impacts of methane.

The dairy cooperative has a goal to reach net zero GHG emissions by 2050.

The USDA awarded funding that will help the company expand climate-smart markets.