Sweden studies methane from cow burps 23 Jan 2008
The Swedish University for Agricultural Sciences in Uppsala has received
$590,000 in research funds to measure the greenhouse gases released when cows
belch.
About 20 cows will participate in the project which
will have different diets and wear collar devices measuring the methane level in
the air around them.
Ninety-five percent of the methane released by cows comes out through the mouth, project leader Jan Bertilssonhe said. "This type of research is already being conducted in Canada, so we will be in contact with Canadian agricultural researchers," he said. The Swedish research is being funded by a government grant.
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Ninety-five percent of the methane released by cows comes out through the mouth, project leader Jan Bertilssonhe said. "This type of research is already being conducted in Canada, so we will be in contact with Canadian agricultural researchers," he said. The Swedish research is being funded by a government grant.
Related folder:
Dossier AllAbout Plant Extracts
Related articles:
Kangaroos might solve methane problem
Methane emissions cut by feeding garlic
New insights in methane reducing plants
Pill to stop methane emissions from cows
To receive more free animal feed news, subscribe here
(Source: denverpost.com )
