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Ancient medicinal plant could tackle climate impact of cattle farming
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Ancient medicinal plant could tackle climate impact of cattle farming
As part of a collaborative project, scientists have demonstrated that certain ingredients in willow leaves — an ancient natural medicine — can reduce nitrogen emissions from cattle urine by up to 81 percent, significantly lowering the climate impact of cattle farming. Young cattle on pasture at the Research Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN) in Dummerstorf, Germany – this is also where the experiments on the emission-reducing effect of will…
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