Special edition: lowering feed's carbon footprint

Feed goes green

By Aerin Einstein-Curtis

23-Jul-2018 - Last updated on 23-Jul-2018 at 07:44 GMT

In recent months, several companies have been highlighting efforts to reduce the carbon footprint generated by their feed production, while others have talked about ways to reduce the methane produced by cows. © GettyImages/NicoElNino

Feed goes green

Cutting cow burps

Reduce, reuse, recycle

Smithfield's vision for 2018 and 2025

Many uses for a tiny organism

Cargill’s cattle and sustainability projects

Tyson’s 2m acres of corn

Alternative ingredient production

Looking beyond feed

Seeking alternatives to fishmeal

Emission taxes?

Boosting, supporting sustainable practices

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