In recent years, much emphasis has been put on the composition and function of the rumen microbiome and its association with environmental and economically important factors, such as methane emissions. However, a recently published review, suggests that a new and more global approach to rumen microbiome research may hold the answers necessary for further improvements. Ruminants play an important role in agricultural production, and the rumen and microbiome within it play a crucial role in helpi
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