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Part 6 of 6: Are There Methane Mitigation Strategies for Cattle?

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By Sources Galen Erickson, Matt Spangler, Samodha Fernando
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Kiersten Kennington It is not easy to mitigate production of methane from dairy and beef cattle. The rumen of dairy and beef cattle are populated with billions of microbes that digest feed that the animal eats. One of the by-products of rumen digestion is methane. Methane is produced by microbes called methanogens. It is known that methanogens produce methane and that the process of making methane in the rumen is important for the efficiency of the animal.
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