Quantik
Quantify and monitor methane emissions in commercial dairy farms.
Start measuring now to set and reach your GHG reduction target by 2030.
Quantik: a science-based solution to measure cow enteric emissions.
- Raw milk production contributes to 52%* of carbon emission in the dairy supply chain.
- Methane from enteric fermentation is the main source of GHG** in dairy farms.
**Rotz et al. J Cleaner Production, vol 315, 2021, 128153
You can Improve only what you can Measure
Until now the only methods to monitor cow emission were labor intensive and expensive. Appropriate for R&D but not scalable to commercial farms .
Quantik makes the most of routine milk sampling by the use of a new technology allowing to quantify enteric methane in quick and cost-effective way.
Engage with a recognized technology
Quantik technologies can be easily integrated into your existing milk sampling process.
A proven, 10 year-old technology, that measures fatty acids as a proxy for enteric methane emissions.
Scientific Partnership with 
The only methane monitoring solution for commercial farms
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Determine a baseline
Quantify the cow enteric methane emissions for each of your dairy commercial farms with a simple milk analysis to establish a baseline.
2
Define a mitigation plan
Benchmarking with similar farms will help you establish the best carbon curbing strategies.
Choose the most efficient cow diet & feed additive actions according to their impact and feasability.
3
Monitor reductions progress
Observe in time the benefits of your mitigation measures
4
Report impact
Avail of objective, scientific-based indicators to quantify your GHG reduction in your ESG reporting.
Quantik is part of our Net Zero Dairy Solution
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Meet your Net Zero Carbon commitments
The relatively short atmospheric lifetime of methane, combined with its strong warming potential, means that actions to avoid methane emissions can provide benefits within a few decades
To put the world on a path consistent with the Paris Agreement 1.5˚C target, the USA have joined the Global Methane Pledge and committed to reducing global methane emissions.
