And beef production is estimated at 81% of meat-related U.S. emissions. This is all because of those methane-producing microbes in the cow’s stomach. Because methane-producing microbes are ...

Meanwhile, consumers given information about methane emissions from cattle production and a label showing feed additives’ potential to curb methane were willing to pay about 36 cents more for 1 pound ...

which specialized in chemical compounds reduces methane gas emissions among dairy cows between 20% and 35%, with no impact on milk production, and is safe both for the cattle and dairy consumers.

“One of the questions we’re trying to answer is, can we reduce methane emissions in dairy cows?” says Brad Heins, University of Minnesota animal science professor of dairy production system ...