More Cows May Be Exempted From Controversial Feed in the Future
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BTClimate action in agriculture must not affect cows, says the Minister of Nature and Animal Welfare at a consultation.
Climate action in agriculture should not affect cows, says the Minister for Nature and Animal Welfare at a consultation. From October, that is, Thursday, a farm can exempt all or part of its herd if the cows have shown symptoms last year due to the feed additive Bovaer, which is intended to reduce the formation of the greenhouse gas methane in cows' […] The article: The Minister announces: Animal welfare comes first was prepared by Nikolaj Vejlø…
Farmers who experienced problems with their cows while using Bovaer last year will be able to exempt all or part of their herd from the legally required methane-reducing feed from October. This means they do not have to first resume feeding and wait for new symptoms.
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