What is methane from cows, why is Bovaer 10 being used, and should consumers be told how their food is produced? A Note to Readers This article is intended to encourage informed discussion about Bovaer 10, methane emissions and consumer transparency. It is not intended to provide veterinary, medical or nutritional advice. Readers are encouragedContinueContinue reading “Bovaer 10, Methane and Consumer Choice: Do Consumers Deserve More Transparency?”
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Termites: The Tiny Creatures Fueling Global Methane Emissions
When we think about sources of methane emissions, livestock and fossil fuels usually come to mind. But one of nature’s smallest creatures — the termite — is also playing a surprisingly big role. Termites contribute approximately 11% of the world’s methane emissions, a potent greenhouse gas that traps more than 80 times more heat thanContinueContinue reading “Termites: The Tiny Creatures Fueling Global Methane Emissions”
🌱 Cut Methane, Boost Productivity – Simple Wins for Farmers 🐄💧
Farmers are natural climate leaders—and many of the steps to reduce methane emissions also deliver real benefits on the ground. Here are some practical strategies that work: ✅ Rotational grazing – allows pastures to recover, improves feed quality, and boosts soil carbon.✅ Improved herd health – healthier livestock produce less methane per kilo of weightContinueContinue reading “🌱 Cut Methane, Boost Productivity – Simple Wins for Farmers 🐄💧”
Australia’s Methane Blind Spot: Why Cutting This Gas Is a Climate Priority
When we talk about climate change, carbon dioxide (CO₂) tends to dominate the conversation. But there’s another gas that’s heating the planet even faster: methane (CH₄). It’s the second biggest driver of global warming—and Australia has a big problem with it. Why Methane Matters Methane is over 80 times more potent than CO₂ at trappingContinueContinue reading “Australia’s Methane Blind Spot: Why Cutting This Gas Is a Climate Priority”