FEATURE: Methane reduction additive for livestock shows highly variable rates -study

Published 18:21 on July 23, 2024  /  Last updated at 08:56 on July 24, 2024  / Bryony Collins /  Africa, Americas, Canada, EMEA, Voluntary

The typical feed additive used to curb livestock emissions in carbon projects has a highly variable methane reduction potential depending on factors such as animal diet, breed, and how the additive is administered, according to findings in a recent study. 
The typical feed additive used to curb livestock emissions in carbon projects has a highly variable methane reduction potential depending on factors such as animal diet, breed, and how the additive is administered, according to findings in a recent study. 


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