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Can red seaweed slash our methane emissions?

April 27, 2020 by Future Feed News

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Asparagopsis comes in two varieties, warm water (taxiformis) and cold water (armata). Researchers and companies in New Zealand are exploring the effectiveness and commercial viability of the armata variety. This article also explores some of the challenges and obstacles identified with commercialising and using the seaweed as a feed additive.

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Tasmanian startup commences trial to see if feeding seaweed to cows and sheep can reduce climate change emissions

September 22, 2020 By Future Feed News

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