Arla harnesses farm slurry to puts biogas-fuelled trucks on the road

The video discusses a biogas project where slurry is converted into methane for use as a fuel, reducing carbon emissions. The process involves collecting slurry, processing it with food waste at a plant, and producing biogas. This initiative has significantly reduced the farm's reliance on fertilizers, contributing to a lower carbon footprint and supporting climate change efforts.

What is the main product derived from the slurry in the biogas project?

• Methane

• Ethanol

• Propane

• Hydrogen

How often is the slurry collected from the farm?

• Once a week

• Twice a week

• Once a month

• Every day

Where is the slurry taken for processing?

• London

• Aylesbury

• Manchester

• Bristol

What is the environmental benefit of the biogas process for the farm?

• Higher energy consumption

• Increased fertilizer use

• Reduced carbon footprint

• Increased water usage

How has the biogas project impacted the farm's fertilizer usage?

• Reduced usage

• Eliminated usage

• No change

• Increased usage