Development and use of methane-inhibiting feed supplements in dairy farming Dr Gregory J. Bishop-Hurley

Development and use of methane-inhibiting feed supplements in dairy farming Dr Gregory J. Bishop-HurleyThis chapter explores feed supplements that inhibit enteric methane production. It begins by discussing opportunities to inhibit this through nutrition and then moves on to analyse methane inhibiting feed supplements. Next, it focuses on the invention and discovery of methane mitigators. The chapter then analyses intellectual property and regulatory issues, as well as accounting for secondary effects. After this, it outlines the development of feed

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