Cutting hay when the seed head first appears is best for nutritional value For farming and ranching families, summertime often brings with it hay cutting. Knowing when to cut the hay is key for ...
A new study details a recent scientific finding that may hold a lot of promise for battling climate change: feeding seaweed to cattle drastically reduces methane emissions. Per recent research that ...
Cattle graze on grass at the Tuckahoe Plantation, in the Goochland County, Virginia, area. (USDA photo) Researchers are taking a closer look at whether a seaweed feed additive known for sharply ...
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Methane-cutting cattle feed sold as a "climate cheat code" draws concern from farmers and critics
Charlie Rankin opens his Yanasa TV video with the kind of line that tells you where he’s headed: regulators love saying “trust the science,” he jokes, but they’re nowhere to be found when the science ...
Cows are not the problem. It’s the way they’re managed and farmed that is creating a climate problem, says Peter Byck, a professor of practice at Arizona State University’s sustainability school and ...
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