Almond hull feed trial to reduce methane emissions in dairy cows

09-03-2023 | |
The trial period will explore ways to efficiently and effectively package and transport the almond feed and assess if the feed can be manufactured and used in New Zealand at scale. Photo: Marcia Cripps
The trial period will explore ways to efficiently and effectively package and transport the almond feed and assess if the feed can be manufactured and used in New Zealand at scale. Photo: Marcia Cripps
Olam Food Ingredients will soon start a trial that will see almond hulls and shells repurposed into a nutritious feed source for dairy cows in New Zealand. Using this by-product of almond processing has the potential to help reduce both methane emissions and input costs on farms. Olam Food Ingredients (OFI) operates large-scale almond orchards in Australia. The trial will see the almond hulls and shells from these orchards used as a food source. According to Paul Johnson, general manager of m


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