seaweed

Jan Dijkstra, Wageningen UR. Photo: Koos Groenewold

13-12 | Interview

Achieving methane targets: Feed additives indispensable

Gene editing in the latest edition of All About Feed

17-03-2023 | News

Gene editing in the latest edition of All About Feed

Financial boost for English seaweed and shellfish sectors

13-10-2021 | News

Financial boost for English seaweed and shellfish sectors

Seaweed is an important source of hydrocolloids. These water-soluble carbohydrates increase the viscosity of solutions to form gels. Photo: Koos Groenewold

10-09-2021 | Article

Benefits of pellet binders using natural sources like seaweed

The company has four Seaweed farms: in Morocco, India and two in Ireland. Last year, another test location was added off the coast of Scheveningen in the Netherlands. Photo: The Seaweed Company

21-05-2021 | Article

The Seaweed Company: Seaweed so many possibilities

Red seaweed: Asparagopsis contains the active compound bromoform, which inhibits the production of methane during the cows' digestion.

05-04-2021 | Article

Red seaweed as a feed additive to stop methane production

Photo: Madlen

15-03-2021 | Article

Not all seaweed is suitable as a methane inhibitor

Speaking at the virtual EuroTier exhibition 2 start-up companies delivered some details of their research and the products they bring to the market. Photo: Harry Stijger

12-02-2021 | Article

Alternative protein sources contribution to sustainability

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