ArkeaBio Names Frank Wooten CEO, Closes A1 Funding
Expanded leadership team and funding will help scale ArkeaBio’s simple, cost-effective solution for farmers and producers to reduce emissions and enhance livestock productivity. BOSTON, MA, USA. Sept. 23, 2025 — ArkeaBio, a global agricultural bioscience company developing the first vaccine to reduce methane emissions from cattle, today announced the appointment of Frank Wooten as Chief […]
ArkeaBio Names Synbio Pioneer Zach Serber CTO
Dr. Serber will advance the biotechnology enabling ArkeaBio’s first-of-its-kind solution to deliver a practical, cost-effective way for farmers and producers to reduce emissions and enhance livestock productivity. Dr. Serber’s appointment comes as ArkeaBio accelerates toward product validation and commercial deployment. BOSTON, MA, USA. August 28, 2025 — ArkeaBio, a global agricultural bioscience company developing […]
Beyond Carbon: Methane Mitigation Strategies for Global Impact
Methane reduction can have a bigger climate impact than carbon dioxide in the short term. Here are four ways to diversify methane mitigation.
Carbon Pulse: US biotech company moves new livestock methane solution closer to market
In a Carbon Pulse article published May 2, 2025, ArkeaBio CEO Colin South talked with Hailey Clarke about how our vaccine‑based approach can finally unlock scalable methane cuts across the 80% of the world’s pasture‑raised cattle. They discussed how the ArkeaBio team is closing in on market entry, forging global partnerships, and creating a solution […]
S&P Global: ArkeaBio to bring methane reduction vaccine to market before 2030
In an S&P Global story published April 15, 2024, ArkeaBio CEO Colin South spoke with Head of Animal Health Joseph Harvey about ArkeaBio’s plans to bring its cattle methane‑reduction vaccine to market by 2030, offering the first scalable, cost‑effective alternative to feed additives. South and Harvey discussed how advances in biotech tools, plus new carbon‑trading […]
AgFunder: Vaccination is ‘the lowest cost and easiest to scale’ livestock methane reduction solution
Cow burps are a major source of methane emissions. A Boston startup is working on a vaccine to fix that.
