Tracking Methane Mitigation Strategies using Carbon Isotope in Ruminants

Will make animal farming more environmentally friendly and help to create a more sustainable future for the agriculture.

36 months

Methane mitigation, 13C/12C ratio, continuous culture, climate change, enteric fermentation, greenhouse gas emissions, feed strategies

University of Milan (Italy), Bioeconomy Science Institute (New Zeland), Technical University of Munich (Germany)

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The Research Project

Our goal is to balance methane emissions to retard the rate of global warming.

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Ours is an international team, born of the collaboration between: University of Milan, Bioeconomy Science Institute and Techinal University of Munich.

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develop knowledge for innovative methane measurement systems.

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Read articles and visit sites about innovative techniques and tools for studying ruminal fermentation. Increase your knowledge of the possible benefits and negative impacts of animal husbandry on the greenhouse effect.

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