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Scientists use daffodil extract to reduce livestock methane emissions

UK scientists’ research into reducing cattle methane emissions using a chemical from daffodils is part of a project awarded £2.8m by Defra.

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Farming: Could daffodils hold the key to reducing cattle methane emissions?

SRUC scientists’ research into reducing cattle methane emissions using a chemical from daffodils is part of a project awarded £2.8 million by DEFRA.

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Daffodil extract could reduce methane emissions in dairy cows by 30%

Scientists from Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) have successfully extracted a chemical from daffodils called haemanthamine.

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Project awarded £2 8m to transform sustainability of ruminant sector

A new project has been awarded £2.8 million to develop an innovative feed additive to reduce methane emissions and enhance protein utilisation in ruminants.

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Daffodil extract could reduce methane emissions in dairy cows by 30%

Scientists from Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) have successfully extracted a chemical from daffodils called haemanthamine.

United kingdomJamie newboldAnnie williamsUnited kingdom department for environmentBioextraction ltdAnalox groupCentre for innovation excellence in livestockAgroceutical products ltdRural affairs defraBangor universityBeneve ltdRural affairsInnovate united kingdomInnovation excellenceGrampian growersR amp d

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