methane

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06-04 | Article

Can feeding chicory help dairy cows go greener?

Photo: Herbert Wiggerman.
28-03 | Article

Volta Greentech secures funding for next-generation methane-reducing additive

"Nitrogen is a major issue in cattle and other ruminants. So yes, we are also working on that," says Julien Martin. Photo: Canva
28-12-2022 | Interview

“Bovaer is a game changer for dairy farming”

Sander van Zijderveld, Cargill’s head of ruminants for Western Europe. Photo: Cargill
25-11-2022 | In-depth

10% less methane for 15 cents per cow per day

The improvement of digestion made possible by Vivactiv allows for a reduction in the release of nitrogen and methane into the environment. Photo: Vivactiv
03-11-2022 | Article

Feed solutions to help combat global warming

Understanding the different types of methanogens, how they interact with other microbes and their role in methanogenesis may enable the unveiling of mitigation strategies that can effectively reduce CH4 formation without disturbing the ruminal environment. Photo: Mark Pasveer
20-07-2022 | Article

Methane mitigation: Understanding the rumen microbiome

Bovaer will contribute to the greening of the EU's agriculture, and to the objectives of the Farm to Fork Strategy. Photo: Koos Groenewold
25-02-2022 | News

Methane-reducing feed additive gets green light for EU

The study shows that replacing barley with oats in the diet of dairy cows fed a grass silage-based diet can be used to mitigate enteric CH4 emissions. Photo: Herbert Wiggerman
20-08-2021 | Article

Oats instead of barley: A good choice to reduce methane

Red seaweed: Asparagopsis contains the active compound bromoform, which inhibits the production of methane during the cows' digestion.
05-04-2021 | Article

Red seaweed as a feed additive to stop methane production