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AgCoTech's molasses lick blocks improve buffalo health, weight, and fertility.

Recent studies in Laos found that emissions control molasses blocks (ECB) achieved a change in emission intensity reducing enteric emissions by 470 kg CO2e per block consumed by large ruminants.

AN innovative Australian-owned feed factory in South East Asia is helping to control methane produced by livestock one block at a time. Operated by Brisbane-based animal nutrition provider AgCoTech Global, the methane reduction block factory in Luang Prabang innorthern Laos produces molasses mineral blocks and feed concentrates that directly reduce methane by up to 37 per cent.

Multiple benefits of molasses nutrient blocks for cattle

THE beef industry's goal of becoming carbon neutral will be best embraced by industry through improvements in productivity.

Urgent responses to the climate change crisis are required, with concerns that cattle and buffalo are contributing to greenhouse gas emissions, particularly in developing countries where large ruminant production is inefficient...

Rural Aid are creating stronger futures for Australia’s farmers and their families and do so through a unique and impactful initiative delivered with the support of partners such as AgCoTech.

Beef productivity and climate change strategies go hand in hand. Reducing methane and carbon emissions is a strategy that leads to more measurable efficiency in our beef operations, and increasing beef output in shorter time intervals allows us to create carbon offsets while maintaining steady production.

As the world's attention turns to Egypt for the latest UN climate change conference, some in the livestock industry are questioning how Australia can meet a pledge to drastically cut methane in less than eight years...

Australia may have refused to sign up to an international pledge to reduce methane emissions, but some Australian farmers are getting on with the job...

Grazing animals have always presented challenges when it comes to decreasing methane but a new partnership might produce answers...

Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) and AgCoTech have formed a partnership alongside The University of Sydney to further develop pasture supplements that deliver new mitigants that directly suppress methane production, whilst improving breeder condition and weaning rates...

Carbon neutrality is as much about production as it is about reducing methane output in cattle and sheep. Both go hand in hand, where new additional pasture technologies increase profits alongside improving rumen function and lowering greenhouse gasses (GHG)...

To start our journey to zero, we needed to measure our current carbon footprint to address opportunities to reduce or offset now and in the future.

Detail about off-shore manufacturing and production rollout plan.

The emission control blocks being distributed for FREE across villages in Laos, have been specifically formulated to help improve the condition of the animals particularly during the dry season.