Trial of controversial methane-cutting cow feed ends
Summary
A trial in the UK tested a feed additive called Bovaer, designed to reduce methane emissions from cows. The trial has concluded, and the results are being analyzed. There are concerns about the feed's safety, with investigations ongoing in Denmark where the additive is also used.Key Facts
- The feed additive trial took place on 30 farms in the UK.
- Bovaer aims to cut methane emissions from cows by 30-45%.
- Some people worried about food safety and shared misinformation online.
- Bovaer has been used in over 25 countries for more than three years.
- Concerns from farmers in Denmark led to an investigation into cow health.
- UK's Food Standards Agency found no safety issues with Bovaer at the approved dose.
- Denmark requires methane-reducing feed as part of an environmental plan.
- Danish authorities are looking into reported health issues in cows fed with Bovaer.
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