More information: Y.A. Adeniji et al, Effect of increasing dietary fat by feeding 15% whole cottonseed on milk production, total-tract digestibility, and methane emission in dairy cows, Journal of ...

Formulating and ensuring the delivery of a well-balanced diet is an indispensable practice. But, dairies can experience a lot ...

Perhaps, just like we learn over time how to best estimate shrink on silages by what actually happened at a particular dairy, we could create a feed cost mover that makes educated guesses on actual ...

Feeding Red Seaweed to Dairy Cows Researchers at University of Minnesota may have a head start, as they’ve already possibly found a way to cut those emissions by up to half, and the secret to ...

The feed additive, distributed by Indiana-based Elanco Animal Health, has been shown to cut a dairy cow’s methane emissions by an average of 30%.

Broadcast version by Joe Ulery for Indiana News Service reporting for the Sentient/Public News Service Collaboration A new feed additive intended to reduce methane emissions in dairy cows is now ...

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 ...

Feeding spent hemp biomass to lactating dairy cows: Effects on performance, milk components and quality, blood parameters, and nitrogen metabolism. Journal of Dairy Science, 2024; 107 (1): 258 DOI ...

For example, the study showed reallocating land currently used for dairy cow feed to grow fruits and vegetables resulted in a 9.9 percent increase in GHG emissions and reduced supply of calcium ...

“So to put it in very practical terms, if a producer was to feed one tablespoon of Bovaer per lactating dairy cow per day throughout the year, it can reduce methane by approximately 30% or 1.2 ...

Several cows stands on a meadow near Firrel, Germany, 05 August 2007. The FDA has approved a new feed additive that claims to significantly reduce the emission of methane gas in dairy cows.

Each year, New Zealand imports about 2 million tonnes of palm kernel expeller (), a by-product of palm-oil processing in Indonesia and Malaysia, to feed dairy cows, at a cost of NZ$800 million.But our ...