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Can methane be reduced on the dairy cost effectively?

May 24, 2021
There is no question that the ongoing narrative concerning climate change and various “man-induced” gas emissions (including ammonia, carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide) includes dairy production.
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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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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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Feed additives: Positive step toward dairy’s sustainability goals

April 13, 2020
Jim Wallace
We’re in an environment where consumer choice reigns. Companies and industries that survive in the future will have adapted to meet consumers’ demands. Those that choose to ignore these expectations will have a hard time keeping up and surviving.
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By the numbers on a hot topic: The role of grazing in reducing greenhouse gas

March 11, 2020
Kelli Boylen
Are cow farts destroying the planet? Does eating meat matter? Can grazing reverse climate change?
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