Linseed and glycerol in forage diets effect methane production and rumen fermentation parameters in a Rusitec semi-continuos system

Gutierrez-Gomez, Constanza; Vera, Nelson; Allende, Rodrigo; Williams, Pamela; Astudillo, Rita; Ávila-Stagno, Jorge

Abstract

Context. The use of oilseeds as a feed ingredient has been proposed to improve fatty acid profiles and reduce methane (CH4) emissions. Glycerol has been used as a common additive in ruminant feeding systems with variable effects on CH4 production. The effects of the combination of these ingredients remain unknown.

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Título según WOS: Linseed and glycerol in forage diets effect methane production and rumen fermentation parameters in a Rusitec semi-continuos system
Título según SCOPUS: Linseed and glycerol in forage diets effect methane production and rumen fermentation parameters in a Rusitec semi-continuos system
Título de la Revista: ANIMAL PRODUCTION SCIENCE
Volumen: 60
Número: 7
Editorial: CSIRO PUBLISHING
Fecha de publicación: 2020
Idioma: English
DOI:

10.1071/AN18710

Notas: ISI, SCOPUS