Scientists use daffodil extract to reduce livestock methane emissions
UK scientists’ research into reducing cattle methane emissions using a chemical from daffodils is part of a project awarded £2.8m by Defra.
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UK scientists’ research into reducing cattle methane emissions using a chemical from daffodils is part of a project awarded £2.8m by Defra.
SRUC scientists’ research into reducing cattle methane emissions using a chemical from daffodils is part of a project awarded £2.8 million by DEFRA.
Scientists from Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) have successfully extracted a chemical from daffodils called haemanthamine.
A new project has been awarded £2.8 million to develop an innovative feed additive to reduce methane emissions and enhance protein utilisation in ruminants.
Scientists from Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) have successfully extracted a chemical from daffodils called haemanthamine.