AgriZeroNZ is partnering with Lincoln University, where the botanical methane-blocker will be trialled on cattle from February 2025. AgriZeroNZ chief executive Wayne McNee says the early-stage investment presents an exciting opportunity to bring the pioneering research to New Zealand, which has the ideal conditions for growing daffodils. Given the limitations of the daffodil growing season in the UK, Agroceutical Products has investigated growing locations in the Southern Hemisphere to provide a year-round supply. Stephens, himself a sheep and beef farmer, initially started growing daffodils on his hill country land to diversify the farm’s income. “Daffodils are easily integrated into sheep farming systems as sheep don’t eat the plants, and simply graze around them.