Media Appearances
In this episode, Senior Practice Leader Eric Spell is joined by Whitney Rottman of Wildflower Ventures to discuss the growing role of biological solutions in agriculture. Learn more about their potential to enhance sustainability efforts, how to address challenges like farmer education and more!
Whitney Rottman has spent over 10 years working in the agricultural biologicals industry - in both scientific and commercial roles.
She gives an overview of what biologicals are, their role in ag, provide her insights into where the industry is headed and offers some candid feedback on the 2024 BioAgTech Congress.
Enteric methane (aka cow burp) is a flashpoint in climate discussions, but few understand the biology behind it.
Ruminant physiologist Whitney Rottman breaks it down: why cattle produce methane, how it fits into the rumen’s natural system, and what this means for farmer-first abatement strategies. She’ll explore the role of microbes, key product development factors, and how to make sense of methane data in the broader conversation about livestock and climate.