Research advances in reducing methane emissions with feed additives

The project, which began in 2019, has demonstrated that a new ruminant feed additive can reduce methane emissions by 28% in indoor systems in beef cattle. 

The additives were tested in indoor beef systems but have the potential for use in pasture-based systems, according to researchers. 

New scientific advancements in feed additives to reduce livestock methane have been made. 

The additives were tested in indoor beef systems but have the potential for use in pasture-based systems, according to researchers.