algae

Photo: Ronald Hissink
22-02 | Article

Seaweed in feed has no effect (yet) on methane production

Leo Wezelius, CMO and Angelo Demeter, head of R&D, both co-founders of Volta Greentech. Photo: Volta Greentech
21-09-2020 | Interview

Startup Volta Greentech on reducing methane

Red algal extract enhances the gut barrier function, while green algal extract modulates innate and adaptive immune responses. Photo: Olmix
31-08-2020 | Article

Improving immune performance in aquaculture through algae

Many algae species have a high protein content and can be beneficial for the fatty acid and amino acid composition of the eggs. Photo: Henk Riswick
24-08-2020 | Article

Can algae residuals be used in chicken feed?

The trial will use Asparagopsis, a seaweed grown naturally in Australia and New Zealand, as a supplement feed for herds in Tasmania during the coming milk season. Photo: Sea Forest
30-07-2020 | News

Dairy giant starts trial with seaweed to reduce emissions

Wet harvested seaweed has a very short shelf life. Therefore, it must be used rather quickly. Photo: Catrinus van der Veen
17-04-2020 | Article

Seaweed: A potential feed for ruminants

Seaweeds present structural complexity and a unique composition. Photo: Shutterstock
12-07-2019 | Article

Algae: A tool for antibiotic reduction

Photo: Chris McCullough
01-07-2019 | News

Harvesting seaweed for cattle feed

Photo: Dartmouth Electron Microscope Facility, Dartmouth College;
31-05-2019 | News

Producing enzymes from micro-algae




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