Most people don't realize that one of the biggest opportunities to slow global warming comes from an invisible gas: methane. In agriculture, much of that methane comes from livestock. The good news? Unlike carbon dioxide, methane is short-lived, so cutting emissions now can help slow warming within our lifetimes. In this video, we break down what methane is, why livestock emissions matter, and how practical, science-backed solutions can help farmers reduce emissions while maintaining productive operations. From feed additives to improved manure management, you'll learn why there isn't a one-size-fits-all solution—and how innovation and farmer support are key to making progress. --- Executive Producer: Leslie Von Pless Video Producers: Mohammad Shahhosseini & Erika Brekke Host: John Tauzel Story Editor: Cami Buckman Editor and Animator: Saud Mustaneer Art Director & Videographer: Mohammad Shahhosseini Music: Tom Fox Communications: April Opatik, Callie Stevens, Hilary Kirwan Special ...