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Obwalden Pays Subsidies for Feed Additives and Homegrown Feed

Starting this year, farmers in Obwalden can register for three new subsidy programs aimed at promoting climate-friendly agriculture. Other cantons, such as Zug and Nidwalden, are already supporting this type of feeding. Subsidies for methane-reducing feed (with...
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US dairy farmers get carbon-asset payments for reducing emissions

More than US$3 million earned through 2023 by dairy producers for carbon projects initiated with Agolin Ruminant in 2021 and 2022. Agolin Ruminant is a proprietary blend of essential oils that improves milk production and feed efficiency in beef and dairy cattle. In...
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Alltech and Agolin partner to provide eco-friendly nutrition solutions for supporting cattle production and sustainability goals

Alltech announced that it has acquired a majority interest in Agolin On May 3, 2023, Alltech announced that it has acquired a majority interest in Agolin, an animal nutrition company based in Switzerland that has developed and produced plant-based nutrition solutions...
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Climate program: an important step has been accomplished

Mooh (Switzerland) - An important milestone has been reached in Mooh's climate program with the successful registration of the project with Verra, a world leader in climate protection and sustainability standards. "We are proud to be the first and currently the only...
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Fenaco launches CO2 certificates for climate protection in dairy cows.

The validation of the UFA Swiss Climate Feed climate protection programme for dairy cows has been successfully completed. This means that CO2 certificates for the newly launched methane-inhibiting mineral feed of the Fenaco subsidiary UFA can be offered from autumn...
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Farmers benefit from Mooh’s climate programme

The “Mooh” cooperative is launching its new climate programme in early 2022. Methane emissions from cows are reduced by means of a feed additive (Agolin). The producer is compensated for this climate contribution. 100 francs for a tonne of CO2 – The feed additive...
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Starbucks journey to sustainable dairy

In 2021 begins work with Agolin in the U.S. to source milk from cows fed Agolin Ruminant, a plant-based feed additive certified by the Carbon Trust to improve feed efficiency and reduce enteric methane, ultimately reducing dairy’s carbon footprint while also helping...
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FrieslandCampina as a partner is a very conscious choice

The member dairy farmers of FrieslandCampina, feed additives producer Agolin and feed supplier Agrifirm together started a pilot to explore new ways of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in 2020. Dairy produced in good balance with nature and climate: FrieslandCampina...
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A new study from Dr. Frank Mitloehner’s lab at UC Davis looks at reducing enteric methane using essential oils

"Could Agolin be a tool to fight climate change in dairy cattle?" Whether or not you subscribe to the ability of essential oils to ease your stress, lighten your mood or give you a feeling of calm, it’s worth taking a look at how some of them are being used as feed...
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In collaboration with Gold Standard and Agolin, Barry Callebaut has developed a new methodology to quantify and certify CO2 insetting for dairy within our chocolate supply chain.

"I am very pleased that we have been able to develop a methodology with Gold Standard and Agolin to credibly quantify and certify CO2 reductions. This closes an important gap and provides a great basis for us to scale up this work with our partners."  – Oliver von...
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FrieslandCampina en tant que partenaire est un choix très consciencieux:

Une nouvelle étude du laboratoire du Dr Frank Mitloehner à l’université de Davis (Californie) porte sur la réduction du méthane entérique à l’aide d’huiles essentielles:

REUTERS “De l’éructation au hamburger: les entreprises agroalimentaires se battent contre les émissions du bétail qui réchauffent le climat.”

Peter Williams, de Feedworks USA, sur “Dairy Radio Now” pour en apprendre davantage sur Agolin Ruminant, dont la recherche a été prouvée.