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Comparison of 2 high-throughput spectral techniques to predict differences in diet composition of grazing sheep and cattle

Moorby, J. M.; Fraser, M. D.; Parveen, I.; Lee, M. R. F.; Wold, J. -P (2010-05-01)

Diet composition can be estimated in free-ranging animals by the use of n-alkane and long-chain fatty alcohol concentrations in feces. However, this technique involves relatively laborious and costly analytical techniques. ...
The effect of different legume-based swards on intake and performance of grazing ruminants under Mediterranean and cool temperature conditions

Molle, G.; Decandia, M.; Solter, U.; Greef, J. M.; Rochon, J. J.; Sitzia, M.; Hopkins, A.; Rook, A. J. (2008)

Intake and performance of sheep or cattle grazing legume-based swards were assessed over 2 years at four locations in Europe with different climatic conditions: Sardinia (Italy), southern France, northern Germany and ...
The effect of different legume-based swards on intake and performance of grazing ruminants under Mediterranean and cool temperature conditions

Molle, G.; Decandia, M.; Solter, U.; Greef, J. M.; Rochon, J. J.; Sitzia, M.; Hopkins, A.; Rook, A. J. (2008)

Intake and performance of sheep or cattle grazing legume-based swards were assessed over 2 years at four locations in Europe with different climatic conditions: Sardinia (Italy), southern France, northern Germany and ...
Effect of sward dry matter digestibility on methane production, ruminal fermentation, and microbial populations of zero-grazed beef cattle

Hart, K. J.; Martin, P. G.; Foley, P. A.; Kenny, D. A.; Boland, T. M. (2009-10)

Increasing the digestibility of pasture for grazing ruminants has been proposed as a low-cost practical means of reducing ruminant CH(4) emissions. At high feed intake levels, the proportion of energy lost as CH(4) decreases ...
Low intensity, mixed livestock grazing improves the breeding abundance of a common insectivorous passerine

Evans, Darren M.; Redpath, Stephen M.; Evans, S. A.; Elston, David A.; Gardner, Charles J.; Dennis, P.; Pakeman, Robin J. (2006-06-01)

Livestock grazing is a major driver of ecosystem change and has been associated with significant declines in various bird species in Britain and worldwide. However, there is little experimental evidence to show how grazing ...
Methane emissions, feed intake, and performance of finishing beef cattle offered maize silages harvested at 4 different stages of maturity

Mc Geough, E. J.; O'Kiely, P.; Foley, P. A.; Hart, K. J.; Boland, T. M.; Kenny, D. A. (2010-04)

This experiment aimed to quantify the methane emissions and intake, digestibility, performance, and carcass characteristics of finishing beef cattle offered maize (Zea mays) silages harvested at 1 of 4 sequential stages ...
Methane emissions, feed intake, performance, digestibility, and rumen fermentation of finishing beef cattle offered whole-crop wheat silages differing in grain content

Mc Geough, E. J.; O'Kiely, P.; Hart, K. J.; Moloney, A. P.; Boland, T. M.; Kenny, D. A. (2010-08)

This study aimed to quantify the methane emissions and feed intake, performance, carcass traits, digestibility, and rumen fermentation characteristics of finishing beef cattle offered diets based on whole-crop wheat (WCW) ...

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