Colombian dairy Alquería and Australia's SeaStock report a cattle feed trial using Asparagopsis seaweed reduced methane emissions by more than 80%.
Colombia · Business
Key Facts
—Trial partners Colombian dairy firm Alquería and Australian biotech company SeaStock conducted the cattle feed trial.
—Methane reduction The trial achieved a more than 80% reduction in enteric methane emissions from cattle, according to the companies.
—Active ingredient The feed additive uses Asparagopsis taxiformis, a native Australian red seaweed with proven methane-mitigating properties.
Synthetic and natural feed additives for cattle offer a cost-effective way to reduce methane emissions from the sector
El producto se obtiene mediante un proceso de descontaminación y transformación del sargazo.
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