Food companies are trying to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by getting suppliers to give their cows special ...

They hope to make cows emit less methane – or even none ... Methane is the second largest contributor to climate change after carbon dioxide (CO2). Although it breaks down faster than CO2 ...

Dairy farms have expanded steadily since the 1970s and now compete for economic strength with beef cattle operations.

In a recent article by desperate environmental hysterics to remain relevant in the ongoing campaign to keep “Climate Change” ...

which are collectively responsible for about 30% of global warming. Some farms that feed cows in yards already use food additives that help reduce methane production in a cow’s stomach ...

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That methane is released through belching and farting, and on average, a single cow can produce about 200 pounds of it per year. The gas is also released by manure, and livestock accounts for about a ...

The Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences at the University of Pretoria (UP) is revolutionising sustainable agriculture with cutting-edge technology that holds promise for curbing methane ...

Food companies like Nestlé are finding their dependence on cows to be an obstacle to their emission reduction commitments. Dairy is Nestlé’s biggest raw material by volume and accounts for 21% ...