Dairy
Research continues across a number of subject areas in the race to find ways of reducing methane emission levels within ruminant populations
Dairy Technical
Reducing the methane emissions within Irish grazing systems is a challenge for the sector ahead of emission reduction targets.
Environment
An insight was given into how Ireland is attempting to reduce its methane emissions in agriculture at a conference in Dublin yesterday
Beef
An extract sourced from a daffodil could be a new feed additive with the potential to ‘slash’ the levels of methane generated by ruminants
Agri-Business
The dairy nutrition company Volac has today (Wednesday, March 15) announced the launch of its new feed additives division.
There will be breakthroughs with methane-reducing feed additives but it will take take, according to Dr. Laurence Shalloo of Teagasc.
N.Ireland
CAFRE senior advisor Alan Agnew has highlighted steps that dairy farmers can take to lower the carbon footprint of their businesses.
The potential of feed additives to reduce methane levels in ruminating animals has been demonstrated by the compound 3-nitrooxypropanol
