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Can't say I love the video but we participated for the US part of the research. My brilliant grad student @HonanMallory worked hard on it. Our Mexican colleagues found 33% reduction but not in our study. Turns our Fresno sourced lemongrass was not quite the same as Mexicanhttps://twitter.com/BurgerKing/status/1282978244329967617 …
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Link to full study?
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The Mexican study (which is the basis of the original tweet) is under review in a scientific journal and ours is being written up at the moment.
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I loved it!
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@drsplace It's a shame that research was done &@BurgerKing turned it into a propaganda piece. Reducing methane is a noble cause - heck, I talk about it all the time with@BrightmarkE - but BK really dropped the ball while insulting us farmers. Gas masks? Hicks? Really? -
Yeah, I cannot say I am a marketing expert. It’s goofy. The cow farts thing just will not die it seems. It’s clearly a highly engaged topic on SM at the moment, until further relevations that things are cake distracts us
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So wait. All of this is based on ONE study?
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An unpublished study.
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I was wondering if there was some actual science behind the lemongrass concept!
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Yes, lemongrass contains tannins and essential oils both of which have shown to reduce enteric methane emissions I. Several studies. However, all lemongrass are not created equal.
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