Red seaweed used in animal feed ‘could cut methane emissions from cattle here by 60pc’

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Red seaweed used in animal feed ‘could cut methane emissions from cattle here by 60pc’

Posted by The Analyst | June 4, 2020 | Farming

Scientists in west Cork have reported significant results in the use of a type of red seaweed to reduce methane emissions in cattle.

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