FutureFeed Pty Ltd has been established by CSIRO with investment support from Woolworths Group, GrainCorp, Harvest Road and AGP Sustainable Real Assets/ Sparklabs Cultiv8. The company holds the global IP rights to technology developed by CSIRO, Meat and Livestock Australia and James Cook University.
FutureFeed will commecialise an innovative livestock feed ingredient that utilises a specific type of seaweed, Asparagopsis, which can increase production and reduce methane emissions simultaneously.
Livestock feed with FutureFeed is the solution. It could improve farm profitability and will tackle climate change without adverse impact on livestock productivity. FutureFeed may also provide farmers access to other income streams through carbon markets and provide access to premium niche markets through a low carbon footprint and environmentally friendly product where markets and regulation allow.
Our new natural livestock feed ingredient is good for the animals, good for climate change and great for business.
Location: Australia, Queensland, Brisbane City
Employees: 1-10
Founded date: 2019
Investors 1
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| 27.04.2022 | This award-winning startup is getting ready to take its methane-eliminating seaweed feedstock to market. Will it work? | Dr Rocky de Nys and Sam Elsom from Sea Forest. Source: supplied. Sea Forest, a Tasmanian startup that produces a seaweed-based, methane-emission-reducing cattle-feed additive, has had a charmed run since it launched four years ago. But will... |
| 10.09.2021 | DSM’s methane-busting cattle feed approved in Brazil, the world’s biggest beef exporter | Royal DSM has secured regulatory approval to commercialize its feed supplement which reduces livestock methane emissions in Brazil — the world’s biggest beef exporter — and Chile. The market authorizations are the first that the Dutch chemi... |
| 15.02.2021 | Cattle seaweed supplement, pregnancy test get Australian government funding | The Australian government has invested A$1 million ($779,000) into a seaweed-farming firm to drive the commercialization of technology that can reduce methane emissions from cattle. Tasmania’s Sea Forest is among the recipients of the lates... |