Emma Penrod is a journalist based in Salt Lake City, Utah, with a focus on local news and topics related to health, agriculture, and technology. Her work has been featured in publications such as Everyday Health, Utility Dive, and Agri America Marketing Inc. She has also contributed to The Salt Lake Tribune, Deseret News, and Yahoo News.
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Emma's coverage heavily focuses on energy and agriculture, particularly livestock farming. She often includes data citations, expert commentary, industry-specific details, and announcements in her articles.
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While the process itself isn't new, researchers hope their renewed efforts will make the technology more cost effective.
Government researchers have developed a low-cost, insect-based aquafeed they hope to sell in tandem with an Indian startup.
The environmental benefits of replacing raw protein with greater portions of amino acids is plateauing despite the availability of new amino acids, researchers say.
By: Emma Penrod
The windfarm is a first for the state of Maryland and will help shore up the offshore wind supply chain, according to the Oceantic Network.
Cells from the ASF-resistant wild pigs could help researchers better understand how the virus spreads.
By: Emma Penrod
Some 71% of large energy buyers surveyed by the Granular Certificate Trading Alliance said they plan to buy or retire granular energy certificates, but they also shared concerns about pricing and the quality of emissions data.
The insect industry is in a “awkward” stage right now, the company's founder said, but he still sees a bright future.
Extracts from cashew nut shells proved surprisingly effective at suppressing enteric methane in early trials, scientist says.
But processing seaweed to remove iodine could allow for greater use of seaweed in livestock diets, researcher says.
While hydrogen industry leaders generally welcomed the final rule’s increased flexibility, some said the complicated tax credit guidelines will stymie industry growth.
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