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Methane Emissions Reduction in Livestock – Stage 2 grant recipients
View a list of applicants that have been offered funding under the Methane Emissions Reduction in Livestock Stage 2: Feasibility and Development Grants.
| Applicant details | Project title | Grant amount |
|---|---|---|
| Sea Forest Limited | Development of products containing Asparagopsis oil for grazing systems | $383,657 |
| University of Melbourne | Farm ready solutions to reduce methane emissions in grazing animals | $340,818 |
| Department of Primary Industries and Regions | Delivery and efficacy of anti-methanogenic additives in grazing sheep | $695,909 |
| The University of New England | National Sheep Methane Partnership – a delivery solution for grazing sheep | $603,050 |
| Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions | Evaluating probiotic formulations with smart feeder technologies at grazing | $615,000 |
| Mort & Co Lot Feeders Pty Ltd | Delivery of 3-NOP in Grazing Systems Using Fodder Cubes | $367,186 |
| Direct Injection Systems Pty Ltd | uDose – Water Injection Technology to Reduce Methane in Grazing Animals | $367,219 |
| Mort & Co Lot Feeders Pty Ltd | Demonstrating Nitrate Adoption in Grazing Systems | $387,667 |
| Loam Bio Pty Ltd | Low-cost feed additive for reduction of methane emissions in livestock | $653,750 |
| Macquarie University | ATL-MER: All terrain livestock methane emission reduction | $324,864 |
| Department of Regional NSW | RFID to assess and refine delivery systems for anti-methanogenic additives | $250,000 |
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