There’s an organic alternative to this which is even more effective at reducing methane emissions from cattle flatulence: A seaweed called Asparagopsis taxiformis branded as FutureFeed. So, no need to get in a tizzy, just go for the healthy alternative, like anything else.

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They found a genus - Asparagopsis Australian native red seaweed. The addition of a small amount to regular feed can according to CSIRO research reduce methane production by up to 95% and potentially increase production. Called futurefeed been commercially available since 2022.

👍 worth to LLM prompt Bovaer, it’s kinda interesting. Gates competing Rumin8 too. More interesting is FutureFeed an Australian company developing an even more successful product from a specific type of seaweed, at least it’s natural !

for interest, an alternative product being developed by Aust. Co. FutureFeed using seaweed, looks kinda interesting. Andrew FORREST invested in it. future-feed.com/

If you can't fight the climate crisis angle then tackle it by substituting Bovaer/Rumin8 with seaweed option (see CSIRO 'futurefeed') which would be acceptable to EVERYONE. AND it's Australian.

What happened to Australia's CSIRO, Meat & Livestock Australia & James Cook University jointly developed seaweed based cattle food product FutureFeed? Cows actually seem to enjoy it. I'd prefer seaweed eating cattle than Frankenstein chem dosed cattle csiro.au/en/research/animals…

Horrific Was just reading about the developer of Bovaer, Mark van Nieuwland. They've taken this product world wide CSIRO were in competition developing something similar "FutureFeed" in the last decade. So it's used for Beef & Dairy

•How it works
Red seaweed from the Asparagopsis genus contains bromoform, which inhibits an enzyme that microbes use to produce methane gas. 
•How much it reduces emissions
In trials, feeding cows less than 1% of their diet as Asparagopsis reduced methane production by: 
◦Up to 98%: According to trials 
◦Up to 97%: According to Cornell CALS 
◦Up to 82%: According to researchers at the University of California, Davis 
•Who's involved ◦CSIRO: Developed a patented feed ingredient called FutureFeed that uses Asparagopsis 
◦CH4 Global: Grows Asparagopsis in patented vessels on land 
◦Sea Forest: An Australian startup that aims to mitigate the impact of livestock emissions 
However, there are some challenges and potential risks to using seaweed to reduce methane emissions, including:  •Bromoform stability
Bromoform's stability declines over time, which can reduce its effectiveness. 
•Iodine transfer
Iodine and bromoform can transfer to milk, which could lead to thyroid problems in humans, especially young children. 
•Animal health
A Murdoch University review found that Asparagopsis may cause inflammation, hemorrhaging, and ulceration in cows' stomachs. Cows may also refuse to eat feed with higher concentrations of Asparagopsis. 
•Long-term effects
The long-term effects of feeding seaweed to cows are unknown.

カギケノリのメタン削減以外の効果として、生産性の向上についてデータが得られたようです。300頭の牛を使った実験で、飼料効率が7.4%向上し、飼料コストが$0.35/日・頭削減されたとのこと。 New Asparagopsis feedlot study proves productivity gains — FutureFeed future-feed.com/futurefeed-b…

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If you're not already, I would definitely visit Investible's climate team/the greenhouse climate space/ the brilliant @tommcquillen . greenhouse.tech/. For algae related stuff, Prof Peter Ralph is the man. Then of course the Climate Salad folks and Uluu/FutureFeed.

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Thank you to Ariel Yelen at futurefeed and everyone at futurepoem for the opportunity to share some thoughts on the "These Days of Candy" playlist. This is the first of a two-part post. It was a joy to revisit this music.🙌🏾tIttIt . .

Manuel Paul López's @mplopez75 reflections on how a playlist took flight, "A Luciérnaga’s Playlist," is up today on futurefeed! LINK IN BIO 🎶🎶🎧 #futurefeed #thesedaysofcandy #noemipress #letraslatinas

Mirene Arsanios's final post for future-feed is up today! Don't miss @mirene_arsanios in conversation with Sidsel Nelund— DEEP MEDICINE: The Politics of Sleep. future-feed.net/deep-medicin… 💤💤💤 #futurefeed #onsleep #poetry #process #interview

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FutureFeed holds the patent for reducing methane emissions using a variety of red seaweed. Asparagopsis, as the algae is known, produces a bioactive chemical called bromoform which inhibits methane production in ruminant animals like cows.