Turning discarded cauliflower leaves into chicken feed could lower feeding costs by about 9% while maintaining growth and meat quality, an Indian study finds.
A lifecycle assessment of Dutch producer Protix finds that changes to feed, energy and insect genetics have reduced environmental impacts.
Scientists identify cost, carbon monitoring and certification as barriers to scaling enhanced rock weathering in agriculture.
Turning discarded cauliflower leaves into chicken feed could lower feeding costs by about 9% while maintaining growth and meat quality, an Indian study finds.
A lifecycle assessment of Dutch producer Protix finds that changes to feed, energy and insect genetics have reduced environmental impacts.
Scientists identify cost, carbon monitoring and certification as barriers to scaling enhanced rock weathering in agriculture.
Bacteria fed with methane from waste and sewage could be a potential alternative to conventional animal feed ingredients.
Processed animal proteins could reduce the environmental impact of chicken production, while microalgae may increase it.
Research shows a 10% carbon-credit premium could quadruple biodiversity benefits without reducing carbon storage or returns for farmers.
