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Dairy Farms Reduce Emissions With Seaweed Feed Supplement

Dairy Farms Reduce Emissions With Seaweed Feed Supplement

Blue Ocean Barns will supply some dairy farms in California with a feed supplement made from dehydrated red seaweed. The state’s Department of Food and Agriculture approved the product for commercial use last month. Blue Ocean claims the supplement reduces methane emissions from cow burps by 45–80%. The company has been growing seaweed at commercial scale since 2020. Last fall DSM introduced the additive 3-nitrooxypropanol, which it says reduces methane emissions by 30%.

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Dr. Panagiotis Tassis: Mycotoxins in Swine Feed

Video: Dr. Panagiotis Tassis: Mycotoxins in Swine Feed

In this episode of The Swine It Podcast Show Canada, Dr. Panagiotis Tassis from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, tackles the critical issue of mycotoxins in swine feed. He explains how these toxins affect pig health, reproduction, and overall production efficiency. Dr. Tassis breaks down common contaminants and offers actionable strategies for identifying, preventing, and managing mycotoxin risks, all aimed at boosting herd performance. Listen now on your favorite podcast platform!