The most viable route to cost-effective production of feed supplements to reduce methane emissions is synthetic chemistry, says Australian startup Rumin8.
“The thing that will be most successful in this market has to be very low cost and very high efficacy. And right now I don’t see how that can be achieved with anything that’s not a synthetic chemical,” says Dr. Tom Williams.
Companies are reducing scope 1 and 2 emissions but lagging when it comes to scope 3, according to a new report from nonprofit Ceres.
General Mills and Ahold Delhaize USA will transition 70,000 acres within their shared supply chain to regenerative agriculture by 2025.
After a fun—but not very lucrative—few years working on driverless cars in India, Kumar Ranjan turned his attention to a very different industry: farming.
Under the deal, CH4 Global will significantly increase the supply of its Methane Tamer supplements to CirPro and feedlot partners HB Rural and Mort & Co.
GWP100, the default timescale for determining carbon dioxide equivalence (CO2eq), is problematic when it comes to measuring methane emissions, says Aleph Farms.
CIBO just unveiled a new Scope 3 offering designed to help agricultural enterprises and the growers they need to transition.
It’s time to “separate the wheat from the chaff” when it comes to sustainable livestock production, says AgriWebb co-founder Justin Webb.
Across its portfolio, SLM has also sequestered 100,000 tons of CO2e in soil and vegetation between 2016 and 2023.
MICs have “an outsized role to play” when it comes to climate mitigation, says a new report from World Bank.
Scope 3 emissions can account for the bulk of a company’s carbon impact, and are typically also the hardest to track.
Cutting methane emissions on dairy farms can require significant upfront investment, but who will provide the capital? Danone VP Chris Adamo weighs in…
Climate action levels remain “half baked” for 44% of the 83 companies examined in a new analysis by climate intelligence platform CarbonCloud.
However, the number of High Risk companies decreased for the first time ever, according to the Coller FAIRR Protein Producer Index.
The two will develop microbiome-based solutions that reduce methane emissions for beef and dairy cattle and enhance feed efficiency.
The Australian startup claims its tech can transform the unit economics of growing red seaweed to produce feed additives for livestock methane reduction.
The HowGood FLAG tool will help establish accurate emissions baselines and outline strategies for improving land-use and forestry practices.
Aquaculture and agribusiness marketplaces dominate Indonesia agrifoodtech investment this year, but climate tech needs more attention.
CH4 Global, a startup dedicated to slashing methane emissions from ruminant livestock using red seaweed-based supplements, has announced the first close ($29m) of a $45m series B round.
