Your 2030 emissions
targets start on farm.

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BetterFeed™ doesn’t just reduce loss of feed to methane - it creates a pathway to verified Scope 3 outcomes for brands, processors, and corporates across the value chain.

The Opportunity

Food and agriculture companies face increasing pressure to demonstrate credible progress on Scope 3 emissions, the emissions that happen in your supply chain, not just your own operations.

For beef, lamb, dairy and wool brands, the vast majority of those emissions come from livestock methane on farm.

The challenge isn’t identifying the problem. It’s finding a solution that works at scale, is commercially viable for producers, and produces results that can be verified.

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Interested in what BetterFeed™ could mean for your supply chain?

We work directly with brands and corporates to explore what

supply-chain-level emissions reductions could look like in practice.

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Interested in what BetterFeed™ could mean for your supply chain?

We work directly with brands and corporates to explore what supply-chain-level emissions reductions could look like in practice.