What is Asparagopsis Seaweed?
Asparagopsis is a naturally occurring red seaweed native to the Western Australian Coast.
More weight gain from less feed
CSIRO researchers found that when Asparagopsis taxiformis is added to cattle feed it significantly neutralises the methane produced in the animals’ stomachs.
In addition to reducing methane emissions from Asparagopsis feed supplement, CSIRO researchers recorded a potential of 20% growth rate enhancement during a 90-day feeding period due to the energy intensive nature of methane generation.
IN FACT, A TRIAL FOUND THAT WHEN A COW’S DIET CONTAINS JUST 0.2%
ASPARAGOPSIS, METHANE GENERATION IS REDUCED BY MORE THAN 90%.
ACCESS FUTURE FEED RESEARCH AND REPORTS HERE
ASPARAGOPSIS, METHANE GENERATION IS REDUCED BY MORE THAN 90%.
ACCESS FUTURE FEED RESEARCH AND REPORTS HERE
Species
There are currently two Asparagopsis seaweed species high in natural bromoform. SeaStock is currently focused on the cultivation and production of Asparagopsis taxiformis derived compounds.
Asparagopsis Taxiformis
Tropical to Warm water
19 – 29 degrees
Asparagopsis Amarta
Cold water
15 – 24 degrees