A feed ingredient being introduced for U.S. dairy cattle improves feed efficiency and production, while reducing the amount of enteric methane produced. It’s called “Agolin Ruminant,” a plant-based ingredient already being fed to 1.5 million cows worldwide. In this episode DairyBusiness News Update, Peter Williams of Feedworks USA tells us about the benefits. More information at www.feedworksusa.com.
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