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Researchers develop synthetic feed to reduce emissions
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ABC NEWS (Australia)
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With Australia's red meat industry aiming to be carbon neutral by 2030, the race is on to find products that reduce methane emissions from sheep and cows. Some companies have found early success feeding seaweed to livestock, but hot on their heels are businesses developing synthetic pellets and powders.
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