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This collaborative project in the UK will demonstrate the practicalities and measure the impact of putting multiple carbon reduction strategies in place, while also reducing the nitrogen and phosphorus balances on local dairy farms. Photo: Hans Prinsen

04-04 | News

UK Dairy Carbon Network project launched

The SRUC researchers expect Hilda, as a lactating cow, will produce 1-2% less emissions than her cohort of cows not selected for lower methane emissions. Photo: SRUC

14-01 | News

Calf born via IVF a game-changer for the dairy industry

“The fact that we can feed a no-soya ration with a lower environmental impact and produce similar yields is a real positive,” says nutritionist Pete Reis Photo: Canva

14-01 | News

Halving carbon footprint of dairy diets while maintaining milk yields

The project will be the first in the world to pioneer biomass feedstock production from gases and microorganisms that thrive in the extreme conditions found at geothermal sites. Photo: Canva

14-10-2024 | News

Producing feed from greenhouse gases – a pioneering project

According to JBS, about 1.2 million tons of beef tallow and pork lard have been directed towards the production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) over the past 2 years. Photo: Canva

07-08-2024 | News

Cow power: Animal waste to fuel aircrafts

Danish farmers will be charged a carbon tax from 2030, with the goal of reducing emissions in the agricultural sector. Photo: Chris McCullough

27-06-2024 | News

World-first carbon tax for Danish farmers

A focus on net zero livestock in the UK

11-07-2023 | News

A focus on net zero livestock in the UK

AstraZeneca began purchasing the Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) produced by Vanguard Renewables. Vanguard Renewables will work with dairy farmers and food and beverage manufacturers, retailers and distributors to produce RNG using farm-based anaerobic digestion (AD) from food and dairy cow manure. Photo: Chris McCullough

10-07-2023 | News

US: Pharmaceutical giant turns to dairy sector to cut carbon

Nutritional strategies to reduce the cow’s carbon footprint can act directly or indirectly within the cow, while presenting different economic considerations for producers. Photo: Shutterstock

06-07-2023 | Article

Economics of direct and indirect approaches to reduce methane

Cows with a one-point higher score for EnviroCow don’t just produce 10% less methane in their enteric emissions – they also consume 10% less feed and produce a massive 33% higher weight of fat and protein in their lifetime than the average cow. Photo: Peter Roek

28-06-2023 | News

UK milk producers urged to run genetic carbon audits