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Photo: Mark Pasveer

12-11-2021 | News

UK seaweed trials on dairy farms aim to slash methane

Face recognition helping prevent lameness Photo: Koos Groenewold

14-10-2021 | News

Face recognition helping prevent lameness

The highest emissions per kg of FPCM (fat and protein corrected milk) are found in developing regions with sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, North Africa and the Near East. Photo: Dreamstime

13-10-2021 | Article

Reducing dairy emissions in developing countries

Photo: Gerd Altmann I Pixabay

04-10-2021 | News

Dairy Diary: September business update

QGG project manager, Coralia Manzanilla Pech says, “If we want to reduce methane emissions in dairy cattle, it is time to start taking action, for instance like finding the way of including methane in the breeding goal or in an efficiency index.” Photo: Dreamstime

21-09-2021 | News

‘To reduce emissions, include methane in breeding goals’

Edition 3! American dairy and an innovative methane solution

02-09-2021 | Article

Edition 3! American dairy and an innovative methane solution

Photo: Cargill

12-08-2021 | Article

A different approach to reducing methane

Photo: Jan Willem Schouten

22-07-2021 | Article

Oats instead of barley: A good choice to reduce methane

Photo: Ronald Hissink

20-07-2021 | Article

Alltech ONE: Opportunities and challenges in dairy

The No-Methane triple action feed additive aims to reduce enteric methane emission from cattle by blocking the enzymatic process, suppressing methanogens and draining the hydrogen substrate. Photo: Brecht Denil

16-06-2021 | News

Feed additive cuts cows’ emissions by half

Asparagopsis contains the active compound bromoform, which inhibits the production of methane during the cows' digestion. Photo: Future Feed

20-04-2021 | Article

Red seaweed as a feed additive stops methane production

Photo: Madlen

23-03-2021 | Article

Not all seaweed is suitable as a methane inhibitor