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Methane and carbon dioxide emissions from lactating dairy cows grazing mature ryegrass/white clover or a diverse pasture comprising ryegrass, legumes and herbs

Jonker, A.; Farrell, Lydia Jane; Scobie, D. R.; Dynes, Robyn A; Edwards, Grant; Hague, Helen; McAuliffe, Russel J.; Taylor, Anne; Knight, T. L.; Waghorn, G. C. (CSIRO Publishing, 2018-06-29)

There is a growing interest in forage mixtures (Diverse pasture; e.g. containing grasses, legumes and herbs), especially those with a greater tolerance of dry conditions and a decreased nitrogen (N) content (reducing N ...

Feeding diets with fodder beet decreased methane emissions from dry and lactating dairy cows in grazing systems

Jonker, A.; Scobie, D. R.; Dynes, R.; Edwards, Grant; De Klein, C. A. M.; Hague, Helen; McAuliffe, Russel J.; Taylor, A.; Knight, T.; Waghorn, G. C. (CSIRO Publishing, 2017-02-24)

Fodder beet (Beta vulgaris L.) has a very high readily fermentable carbohydrate concentration, which could affect rumen fermentation and reduce enteric methane (CH₄) emissions. The objective of the current study was to ...