NZ farmers have longer wait for methane-curbing seaweed
Grain-fed cows and sheep overseas first in line for NZ-produced asparagopsis feed supplement.
Nicola Shepheard
Fri, 02 Oct 2020
New Zealand farmers will wait longer than farmers in North America to enjoy the benefits of a new seaweed product that reduces methane emissions from cows and sheep.
And a close look at the science reveals unanswered questions relating to the economics of commercialising the product and to its
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Nicola Shepheard
Fri, 02 Oct 2020
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NZ farmers have longer wait for methane-curbing seaweed
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