Find us in the Grand Ballroom when the tradeshow opens at 12 pm and in case you missed it — we’re co-hosting a media training at 12:30pm today! Grand Ballroom 2 & 3.

Join our Associate Director for Communications, Joe Proudman and Senior Content Writer and Media Strategist, Tracy Sellers in the Grand Ballroom 2 & 3 at 12:30-2pm. See you then! 3/3

Tomorrow's media training will help ranchers find their voice, build confidence on camera, and share how their work as environmental stewards makes them true climate champions. If you've been waiting for the right moment to speak up for your operation and your industry -- this is it. 2/

We're excited to share more as this project progresses. Stay tuned.

At the UC Davis CLEAR Center, PhD student, Sharissa Anderson is leading this early-life intervention study to see how one small bolus can make a big difference. Her work shows that even small changes early in life can have a lasting impact on livestock sustainability.

This slow-release bolus sits in a calf's rumen (first chamber of its stomach) & gradually releases an active ingredient that can potentially impact ruminal environment where methane is formed. By giving this bolus shortly after birth, we can potentially lower an individual animal's methane output.

Be a part of the climate discussion at our next State of the Science Summit on June 16, 17, and 18 at the University of California, Davis. More information about registration coming soon! 🗓️ 3/3

Watch the panel here 👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGP9... 🔗

Representatives like Anna Trillingsgaard, Dr. John Roche, Dr. Sathish Raju, and Gianni Motta shared insights on innovative livestock solutions, agricultural technology, and national policies that unite our communities with a common goal: reducing methane from animal ag to lower climate warming. 🌎 2/

Tune into episode 6: www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLsq...

Which of these solutions do you think has the most potential to reduce emissions? Let us know in the comments. 3/3

Pathways Towards Lower Emissions Report: clear.ucdavis.edu/blog/fao-rep...

As a research center with a strong focus on improving sustainability in animal agriculture, we work closely with farmers and the farming sector to identify high-impact strategies to help reduce emissions on the ground, where it matters most. 2/

As a result, carbon emissions have shrunk drastically, so much so that they might reach climate neutrality soon. 4/4