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Journal of Dairy Science|July 22, 2009
Exploring economically and environmentally viable northeastern US dairy farm strategies for coping with rising corn grain pricesL T Ghebremichael, T L Veith, P E Cerosaletti, et al.Animal : an International Journal of Animal Bioscience|October 13, 2024
Effects of heat stress mitigation strategies on feedlot cattle performance, environmental, and economic outcomes in a hot climateS E Mejia Turcios, C A Rotz, J McGlone, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|April 28, 2011
Environmental and economic comparisons of manure application methods in farming systemsC A Rotz, P J A Kleinman, C J Dell, et al.Journal of Dairy Science|February 10, 2015
Short communication: Use of a portable, automated, open-circuit gas quantification system and the sulfur hexafluoride tracer technique for measuring enteric methane emissions in Holstein cows fed ad libitum or restrictedC D Dorich, R K Varner, A B D Pereira, et al.Journal of Dairy Science|July 20, 2007
Economic and phosphorus-related effects of precision feeding and forage management at a farm scaleL T Ghebremichael, P E Cerosaletti, T L Veith, et al.Journal of Dairy Science|December 13, 2016
Effect of feeding warm-season annuals with orchardgrass on ruminal fermentation and methane output in continuous cultureS L Dillard, A N Hafla, A I Roca-Fernández, et al.Journal of Dairy Science|August 7, 2017
Production performance and milk fatty acid profile in grazing dairy cows offered ground corn or liquid molasses as the sole supplemental nonstructural carbohydrate sourceA F Brito, K J Soder, P Y Chouinard, et al.Journal of Dairy Science|May 11, 2015
Incremental amounts of ground flaxseed decrease milk yield but increase n-3 fatty acids and conjugated linoleic acids in dairy cows fed high-forage diets(1)T L Resende, J Kraft, K J Soder, et al.Journal of Dairy Science|January 12, 2024
Fifty years of environmental progress for United States dairy farmsC A Rotz, D Beegle, J K Bernard, et al.Journal of Dairy Science|December 31, 2014
Incremental amounts of Ascophyllum nodosum meal do not improve animal performance but do increase milk iodine output in early lactation dairy cows fed high-forage dietsN T Antaya, K J Soder, J Kraft, et al.Pageof 6