Fruit and microbes boost biogas production and fermentation, study shows

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May 6, 2025, 9:00 am89 pts
Alfalfa is more than a protein-rich feed for livestock; it may also be an excellent source of biogas. This mixture of methane and other gases is produced when plants (or any organic matter) undergo anaerobic digestion.

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