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Australian producers can now earn carbon credits through livestock water supplementation

Burp control: How can methane released in livestock belches be reduced? Scientists are trying various options
Down to Earth 18 November 2022

Is asparagopsis seaweed a key way to reduce methane emissions in sheep and cattle, or a risky investment?
ABC News 7 March 2021

Mitigating the carbon footprint and improving productivity of ruminant livestock agriculture using a red seaweed
Journal of Cleaner Production 20 June 2020

6 feed additives that can reduce cows’ methane emissions
The Daily Churn 20 December 2021

How Seaweed Could Reduce Cow's Methane Emissions By Up To 90%
Mindbodygreen 5 October 2024

Red seaweed (Asparagopsis taxiformis) supplementation reduces enteric methane by over 80 percent in beef steers
National Library of Medicine 17 March 2021

Asparagopsis seaweed:The world’s most effective livestock methane solution
FutureFeed 2021

Rumen methanogens and mitigation of methane emission by anti-methanogenic compounds and substances
Journal of Animal Science and Biotechnology 26 January 2017

Feeding livestock a seaweed supplement called FutureFeed could simultaneously help to secure global food security and fight climate change by reducing powerful greenhouse gas emissions.
CSRIO FutureFeed 22 January 2020

ASPARAGOPSIS-BASED CATTLE FEED
Provectus Algae 2024

Australian trial of seaweed cow feed fails to achieve hoped-for methane cuts
The Guardian 13 July 2023

Seaweed might not be the answer to reducing methane from cows
Murdoch University 25 January 2024

Feeding seaweed supplement to cattle halved methane emissions in Australian feedlot, study finds
The Guardian 18 August 2024

Benefits and risks of including the bromoform containing seaweed Asparagopsis in feed for the reduction of methane production from ruminants

Red seaweed was billed as a game changer for livestock methane reduction… so when will it deliver?
Ag Funder Newsletter 23 April 2024

How feed additives could cut methane emissions from livestock by 90 per cent
ABC News 26 February 2023

The effects of feeding liquid or pelleted formulations of Asparagopsis armata to lactating dairy cows on methane production, dry matter intake, milk production and milk composition
Animal Feed Science and Technology March 2024

Methane reduction, health and regulatory considerations regarding Asparagopsis and bromoform for ruminants
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 28 August 2023

Reducing methane from livestock
Department of Climate Change, Energy the Environment and Water 19 March 2025

Big questions yet to be answered on atmospheric methane

Reality check: seaweed as a feedstock for cattle likely to be nothing more than a ‘niche market’ by 2030
Countryman 12 January 2022

Benefits and risks of including the bromoform containing seaweed Asparagopsis in feed for the reduction of methane production from ruminants

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