A new type of cattle feed could result in fewer burps and reduced dairy gas emissions

Better feed, fewer burps: Scientists target dairy gas emissions

Researchers are testing a new type of cattle feed that could help dairy cows release less methane gas from burps and flatulence and use nutrients more efficiently. Because methane traps heat in the atmosphere, reducing these emissions could make dairy farming more environmentally friendly and sustainable.

Moo-ve Over, Methane: University Of Florida Scientists Find Promising Feed To Cut Cow Emissions

Scientists at the University of Florida (UF) are making strides in sustainable agriculture with the development of a novel cattle feed supplement that could significantly reduce methane emissions from dairy cows while improving their nutrient absorption. This innovative research, led by Associate Professor Antonio Faciola, explores the potential of a feed made from flaxseed and […] Moo-ve Over, Methane: University Of Florida Scientists Find Prom…

A new type of cattle feed could result in fewer burps and reduced dairy gas emissions

University of Florida researchers are testing a new type of cattle feed that could help dairy cows release less methane gas from burps and flatulence and use nutrients more efficiently. Because methane traps heat in the atmosphere, reducing these emissions could make dairy farming more environmentally friendly and sustainable.

Environmental News Network - Better Feed, Fewer Burps: UF Scientists Target Dairy Gas Emissions​

University of Florida researchers are testing a new type of cattle feed that could help dairy cows release less methane gas from burps and flatulence and use nutrients more efficiently.

​​Better Feed, Fewer Burps: UF Scientists Target Dairy Gas Emissions​

BYLINE: Meredith Bauer Newswise — University of Florida researchers are testing a new type of cattle feed that could help dairy cows release less methane gas from burps and flatulence and use nutrients more efficiently. Because methane traps heat in the atmosphere, reducing these emissions could make dairy farming more environmentally friendly and sustainable.  Researchers, led by Antonio Faciola, looked at a potential dairy cattle supplementary…