Results

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A large-scale dairy farm in Northeast Wisconsin implemented the EBD system in one of its barns to evaluate performance under real operating conditions.

Farm Overview

• Approximately 10,000 cows

• Two identical barns used for comparison

• Each barn housed ~1,500 cows

• Same management, feed, and environmental conditions

This created a true side-by-side evaluation.

How It Was Measured

• Methane levels were recorded weekly

• Measurements were taken:

  • On the same day

  • At the same time

  • Under the same conditions

No assumptions. No estimates. Just real data.

 

The Results

63% Reduction in Methane

The barn equipped with EBD showed an average:

63% lower methane concentration compared to the control barn

This reduction was:

• Consistent over time

• Observed under varying weather conditions

• Verified through ongoing measurement

 

Beyond the Numbers

Farm operators also reported noticeable improvements in barn conditions, including:

• Reduced odors

• Improved overall air quality

• More comfortable working environment

These observations aligned with the measured data.

 

Why This Matters

Methane is one of the primary greenhouse gases associated with livestock operations.

Reducing methane at the barn level can:

• Improve environmental performance

• Support sustainability initiatives

• Prepare farms for evolving regulations

• Open doors to sustainability-linked financing opportunities

Real Farms. Real Conditions. Real Results.

This was not a lab test or controlled simulation.

• Active dairy operation

• Full production environment

• No disruption to daily routines

The system performed under the same conditions farmers deal with every day.

Backed by Research & Validation

The EBD system has also been evaluated by independent institutions and research groups, supporting its effectiveness in reducing greenhouse gases and improving environmental conditions.

• Verified methane reduction in U.S. dairy settings

• Additional studies show reductions in greenhouse gases and ammonia in agricultural environments

 

What This Means for Your Operation

This isn’t about theory—it’s about what’s possible on your farm.

With the right implementation, similar improvements can be achieved while maintaining normal operations.

See What This Could Look Like for You

Every farm is different—but the opportunity is real.

Contact us to learn how this could be applied to your operation.