Tasmanian asparagopsis producer Sea Forests receives funding to expand research into methane reducing feed

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June 1 2022 - 12:00pm
HUGE POTENTIAL: The red seaweed asparagopsis has been found to have huge potential for reducing methane emaissions from livestock. Photo by Jean-Pascal Quod, CC BY-SA 3.0
HUGE POTENTIAL: The red seaweed asparagopsis has been found to have huge potential for reducing methane emaissions from livestock. Photo by Jean-Pascal Quod, CC BY-SA 3.0

The commercial viability for asparagopsis continues to grow in Australia, with government investments to expand the production of its feed supplement.

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Philippe Perez

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Philippe is a journalist for Australian Community Media's Stock & Land. He is based in Ballarat and covers all aspects of Victoria's farming community and industry. To get in contact, email philippe.perez@stockandland.com.au

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