Simple Summary Feed additives based on medicinal plants, such as neem and moringa
plant extracts, are used to mitigate rumen methane emissions, but data regarding their …

Simple Summary Modulating the rumen environment can help to improve the efficiency of
feed utilization, minimize methane gas production, or improve the overall health of the …

Background Plant extracts are used as possible methane mitigants and to replace antibiotic
feed supplements previously used prophylactically to improve the adaptation of lambs in …

The study aims to evaluate the effect of aqueous and methanolic extracts of three herbs,
namely, neem (Azadirachta indica), drumstick (Moringa oleifera) and scent (Ocimum …

Simple Summary Medicinal plants possess the ability to mitigate methane production from
ruminants. Long-term stability of these plant extracts are essential qualities to be able to …

Ruminal methanogenesis is a major contributor to global environmental pollution in the
agriculture sector. Dietary intervention modestly abates enteric methane emissions in …

The expected increase in the population will put more pressure on resources, which means
there will be a greater demand for food and the need for different ingredients to feed …

A series of in vitro and in vivo experiments was conducted to evaluate the methane-reducing
potential of some medicinal plant extracts in order to use them as alternative additives to …

The present study was to evaluate effect of herbal feed additives on methane and total gas
production during the rumen fermentation for environment and animal health concern …

Methanogenesis from ruminants is one of the major cause of global warming and
methanogenesis reduces the efficiency of nutrient utilization hence manipulation of rumen …