@EddieGeo65 starch and less fibres not only produce less methane per kg feed DM but also form a basis for higher feed intake & higher production per animal & hence will be the most efficient way to reduce the methane production per kg of meat or mi
@CreateSust "Various options to mitigate livestock CH4 emissions exist. No single one provides a simple & enduring solution. Feeding a diet with more starch and less fibres will be the most efficient way to reduce the CH4 production per kg of meat or m
@kevinnbass I love the emphasis on making other lifestyle modifications for the Earth to make a larger impact. Although it's only the 2nd most abundant greenhouse gas, I know many plant-based dieters attempt to limit methane production from ruminant livest