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When we think about greenhouse gas emissions, automobiles, airplanes, and power plants usually figure more prominently than livestock. The methane produced by cow belching, however, is one of the biggest sources of agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. Fortunately, there are some innovations on the horizon that are promising to help reduce the damage of these gassy cows. This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak to David Messina, the Managing Director of Rumin8, an Australian-based startup that is hoping to transform the cattle industry. The company’s main product is a lab-grown feed additive that is designed to significantly reduce methane emissions in ruminants like cattle and sheep. We discuss the problem that Rumin8 is trying to solve, talk about the company’s business strategy and hurdles it faces, and take a look at the competitive landscape in the growing feed additive space.
Track: Cowpokin’ Artist: Les Paul & Mary Ford Album: Swingin’ South Label: Columbia Year: 1963
Track: Calling All Cows Artist: The Wiggles Album: N/A Label: ABC For Kids Year: 2004
Track: For All The Cows Artist: Foo Fighters Album: Foo Fighters Label: Roswell Records Year: 1995