Most methane from cows is emitted through belching - though some comes from flatulence too.
The Zelp app tracks methane reduction and key data for farmers, like welfare, efficiency, and fertility metrics. Pic: ZelpAerodynamic nutrient and seed pods are made from food waste, also won the funding. Pic: Aerseeds
He called it"reassuring, particularly facing the overwhelming challenge of climate change, that we can all contributeThe Aerseeds team also won funding to develop their aerodynamic nutrient and seed pods made from food waste, which they say can accelerate regeneration up to 10 times. Fellow winners The Tyre Collective are developing a device to capture microplastics shed from tyres, and are exploring ways to upcycle the waste material for new uses.Meanwhile, AMPHITEX won backing from Terra Carta for designing"the first 100% recyclable and chemical-free outdoor performance textile," made from recycled and plant-based materials.
Greg Jackson, founder & CEO of Octopus Energy Group and Terra Carta Design Lab judge said:"Many of the biggest problems the human race ever had to face were solved by ingenious ideas.
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