On cattle farms, animal enteric fermentation releasing methane is the main contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Feed additives such as 3-nitrooxypropanol and Asparagopsis seaweed are one of the initial solutions commercialised to reduce cattle carbon footprint. However, these products face economic challenges in terms of logistics and scale-up. An emerging technology that does not face these constraints is ArkeaBio's vaccine. ArkeaBio aims to roll out their vaccine by 2028. This vaccine creates an immune response in cattle interfering with methanogens for several months. This leads to a 10-15% reduction in methane emissions, with expectations that this figure will increase with upcoming technological development. #methane #greenhousegasemissions #cattle #ArkeaBio #d4agecol https://lnkd.in/e2UXYYXq
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Cow Methane Emission Reduction Strategies Expanding....... Summary: Frank Mitloehner, an air-quality specialist and professor at the University of California-Davis, anticipates that strategies to reduce cattle methane emissions, including feed additives, will greatly expand over the next five years. Why it matters: Lower methane-producing animals can contribute to reduced greenhouse emissions from the livestock sector. Dig Deeper: A 2022 FAO publication explored different livestock methane mitigation strategies including improved health, breeding, feed efficiency, and more. Read: https://lnkd.in/er45MwWA
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Athian stands behind the value of insetting programs to provide scalable progress for emissions reduction efforts in livestock production. Concern about the governance of concepts like additionality may be preventing food companies from fully leveraging insetting to help meet their GHG reduction goals. Learn about how to credibly claim insets: https://lnkd.in/gBqsz9ty #sustainability #scope3 #dairy #beef
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Research investigating ways to put methane reducing technology into the paddock 27 March 2024 CN30 Project Manager, Julia Waite, said in the future, graziers looking to include a supplement with methane reduction benefits should be able to choose from multiple options – both in terms of the active ingredient and the method of delivery. “Grazing properties vary in their management regimes and risk appetite – which impacts the kinds of technologies that would be suitable,” Ms Waite said. In addition to productivity and safety trials, Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) is exploring how these additives can reach livestock in extensive systems. “Across the portfolio we have active trials looking at dosing through the water supply, lick-block through to a more out-there biodegradable bolus,” Ms Waite said. https://lnkd.in/gsEgEndC #sheepproducers #redmeat #climate #data #technology #research
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