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Methane-reducing feed additives and their effectiveness

November 24, 2021
Caitlyn M. Welty

Climate change, greenhouse gases (GHG) and methane are a few topics we are hearing more and more about in the news today. There has been a global push to reduce methane on farms to minimize GHG effects on the Earth, but it is also a push toward more-efficient animals.


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A methane lover’s delight: Garlic

September 28, 2021
Woody Lane
Methane emissions from ruminants do play a factor in a warming planet. But there are feeding options being researched that could help reduce that impact.
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Saving the earth with fiber digestibility

August 24, 2021
Michael Miller
In increased frequency, we see headlines in the news about greenhouse gas emissions and animal agriculture. Methane is one of the main greenhouse gases of concern. Cows produce methane from fermentation in the rumen, also called enteric methane. There is a push to reduce methane production from cows to help with climate change.
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Geno focuses on breeding low-emission Norwegian Red cow

July 21, 2021
A green future, incentivised by government, is being mapped out in Norway with electric vehicles now accounting for 60% of new car sales, leaving fossil-fuel vehicles lagging. And the dairy industry isn’t being left out. The Norwegian Government has put 15 million NOK  (£1.275 million) – an amount matched by the country’s cattle breeding company Geno – into a cattle breeding project, which is monitoring methane emissions not only on dairy units, but also in its Norwegian Red young bull testing  station.
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Opportunities to reduce methane emissions

June 24, 2021
Robert Fears
Climate change, caused in part by release of greenhouse gases, is a frequent topic for discussion and debate. Greenhouse gases of concern are primarily carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide.
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Air emission regulations and cattle: Just a bunch of hot air?

December 24, 2020
Kyle K. Weldon

Over the past half-century, there has been an unfortunate shift in the average American’s connection with the production of the food they consume.


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Methane from manure: An income stream to consider

November 2, 2020
John Hibma

Manure is a fact of life on the dairy farm. Sooner or later, every dairy is confronted with added costs associated with managing and disposing of manure.


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Burger King apologizes for misleading commercial

October 2, 2020
Fast-food giant Burger King has backed off on its campaign to reduce methane gas emissions by cutting down on “cow farts.”
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3 Open Minutes with Dennis Hancock, Ph.D

September 30, 2020
Dennis W. Hancock

The U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center (USDFRC) is a research center of the USDA devoted to the optimization of the use of forages in improving dairy cattle production and sustainability. The center employs 20 research scientists and 40 support staff, and hosts another 40 students, post-docs and visiting scientists.


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