TerraBiome

Novel Feed Ingredients for Reducing Cows' Methane Emissions

Agriculture & Food Technologies
Private

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in July 2024 by Doron Eisenstadt and Ohad Gamliel, TerraBiome operates with 1–10 employees. The company has raised $400,000 across one funding round from one investor. In July 2023, TerraBiome secured a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority.

Business overview

TerraBiome is an Agriculture & Food Technologies company focused on developing novel feed ingredients to reduce methane emissions in livestock. The company's core product is a proprietary feed additive derived from microalgae, designed to inhibit methanogenic archaea activity in the rumen. This technology aims to decrease methane emissions by up to 75% and enhance feed efficiency by up to 6% (In-Vitro), potentially increasing milk and beef yields. TerraBiome's solution is natural, safe, and economically viable for widespread adoption by farmers, operating within the Sustainable Farming, Food Tech, and Novel Food & Ingredients sectors.

Company Intelligence Q&A

When was TerraBiome founded and by whom?
TerraBiome was founded in July 2024 by co-founders Doron Eisenstadt and Ohad Gamliel.
What is TerraBiome's primary focus?
TerraBiome focuses on developing novel feed ingredients, specifically a proprietary microalgae-derived additive, to reduce methane emissions in cows and improve feed efficiency.
What is the core technology behind TerraBiome's product?
TerraBiome's core technology involves a natural and safe feed additive that inhibits the activity of methanogenic archaea in the rumen, leading to lower methane emissions and improved digestibility.
What is the reported impact of TerraBiome's feed additive?
TerraBiome's feed additive has shown in-vitro results of reducing methane emissions by up to 75% and increasing feed efficiency by up to 6%, with potential to increase milk and beef yields.
What funding has TerraBiome received?
TerraBiome has raised $400,000 across one funding round. In July 2023, the company secured a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority.