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It found that incorporating seaweed into the diets of grazing cattle, which outnumber any other type of cattle by a factor of three, can reduce methane emissions by nearly 40 percent. Now ...

While previous studies have determined that giving seaweed to feedlot cattle and dairy cows leads to substantial cuts in methane emissions, this is the first study to evaluate the incorporation of ...

When grazing beef cattle were fed seaweed supplements, their methane emissions dropped by nearly 40 percent. And this change in diet had no apparent effects on the animals’ weight or health ...

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