Agri-Business
A new study has found that feeding grazing beef cattle a seaweed supplement can effectively reduced their methane emissions by almost 40%
Dairy
Enteric methane is one area of dairy farming that is always under scrutiny, and we know that their are ways of breeding for an animal...
Reducing enteric methane emissions has been an area of concern for the dairy sector in the last number of years as different methods are...
Beef News
An enriched fermented seaweed additive which reduces methane emissions by more than 10% has recently been developed by Teagasc researchers.
Rural Life
A project to revive the Cladóir/Claddagh sheep breed is now in its third year and is still in the discovery phase, according to Sean Cadden.
Environment
CH4 Global Inc. has announced the first commercial sale and supply of its Asparagopsis-based...
Dairy News
New Zealand dairy cooperative, Fonterra, is to expand a trial which uses seaweed to reduce methane...
Students from the DkIT are a winning team in the first stage of the TANDEM project, for their project aimed at reducing livestock emissions.
A potential solution to methane emissions produced by Ireland's livestock sector could be growing...
The application of seaweed in animal feed is a recognised pathway to help agriculture to meet sustainability goals, Celtic Sea Minerals says.
Video
Martin & Jennifer Dempsey tells us about the range and benefits of their seaweed supplements, made in Mayo. Irvine Allen...
A recently-formed seaweed production company based in Kiltimagh, Co. Mayo, has added a new product to its range.
A company based in Kiltimagh, Co. Mayo, has claimed that seaweed could play a major part in antibiotic-free agricultural production.
Pig/Poultry
Growing up in West Clare, John O'Doherty remembers his father feeding carrageen seaweed to calves, boasting of its benefits.
Beef
The potential benefits of introducing seaweed to the diets of cattle deserve to be seriously looked at, according to TD Michael Fitzmaurice.
A young farming entrepreneur from Laois has just a new product for the foot disease Mortellaro in cows and sheep.
