Biochar, which is the product of biomass pyrolysis, has been suggested as a feed
supplement to improve performance in livestock systems and reduce greenhouse gas …

The use of biochar (BC) in feedlot cattle diets has recently been explored as an approach to
simultaneously improving animal production and reducing enteric methane (CH 4) …

Biochar in ruminant diets is being assessed as a method for simultaneously improving
animal production and reducing enteric CH 4 emissions, but little is known about …

Background Corncob is a cheap source for biochar in develo** countries. No studies
reported on use of biochar as sheep fattening supplement. Objectives The goal of this study …

Greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions from agricultural practices contribute 14% of
anthropogenic emissions to the atmosphere, and novel practices to reduce these emissions …

There is an increasing trend in agriculture to use biochar (BC) as a means for carbon
storage and soil improvement, and it has been suggested, that feeding BC to livestock can …

Biochar is a source of stable organic matter being explored as a manure additive. A 64 d
incubation experiment was conducted to quantify the short-term effect of manure (RM) …

The objectives for this study included:(1) determining the optimum dose of biochar to reduce
enteric methane (CH4) emissions from beef cows (EXP1) and (2) determining whether …

Amending soil with manure from cattle fed biochar (BC)(biochar–manure [BM]) is a potential
best management practice to improve plant nutrition in the circular economy. Yet …

The aim of this chapter is to summarize dietary measures to mitigate methane at animal
level. The chapter briefly summarizes methane measurement techniques. The focus is on …