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Synergraze

The startup manufactures a natural feed additive that significantly reduces enteric methane emissions from cattle, addressing the environmental impact of livestock farming. By incorporating this additive into cattle diets, farmers can enhance sustainable agricultural practices while lowering greenhouse gas emissions.

Calgary, CanadaFounded 20203300+ followers
Updated 18 months ago

Funding

$4.9M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

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Product

Problem

Livestock, particularly cattle, are a significant source of methane emissions, a potent greenhouse gas, contributing substantially to global warming. Traditional livestock farming practices lack effective solutions to mitigate these emissions, hindering efforts to achieve climate goals.

Solution

Synergraze offers a seaweed-based feed additive for cattle and other ruminant animals that significantly reduces enteric methane emissions. Incorporating this additive into livestock diets can lead to a substantial reduction in methane production within the animal's digestive system. Studies have demonstrated up to a 90% reduction in enteric methane emissions in cattle fed with seaweed-based feed supplements. This allows for the production of more sustainable meat and milk products with a considerably lower environmental impact.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes cattle farmers, dairy producers, and other livestock operators seeking to reduce their environmental impact and produce more sustainable products.

Features

  • Seaweed-based formulation targeting methane production in ruminant animals
  • Demonstrated 90% reduction of enteric methane emissions in cattle through trials
  • Suitable for integration into existing cattle feeding programs
  • Supports sustainable agriculture practices and reduces the carbon footprint of meat and dairy production
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