Red seaweed cuts methane emissions from cattle, scientists say
Red seaweed - grown in Bluff - significantly reduces methane emissions in beef and dairy cattle with no adverse effects to the animals, their products or the environment, scientists say.
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A Deep Dive into the Harvesting and Processing of Sea Buckthorn
Sea buckthorn farming is a delicate and labor-intensive process, requiring expertise and precision to ensure a high-quality ...
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The Clam Chowder At This No-Frills Restaurant In California Is Out-Of-This-World Delicious
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, seafood lovers of all ages – gather ’round for a tale of briny delights and coastal ...
What it’s like to stay at Rosewood Cape Kidnappers in the Hawke’s Bay
Welcome to Rosewood Cape Kidnappers, where guests can pursue an active holiday, or seek the most blissful rest that the Hawke ...
23/01/25 Climate change impact on Scottish marine life, muck spreading and the rules around it.
Today it’s muck spreading. We visit a beef farm in the Scottish Highlands where the farmer's been cleaning out the cattle sheds, and using the muck to fertilise the fields. However farmers can’t just ...
Missing Red Labrador Found Alive After Days on Cliff Ledge
A beloved red Labrador named Narla has been safely reunited with her family after a nerve-wracking three-day search.