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| Title | Abstract | Author | Other files |
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Effect of feeding system on cow milk fatty acids composition in a panel of Galician dairy farmsSixty farms located in the Galicia region (NW Spain) were sampled four times during 2012 and samples of ration ingredients and bulk-tank milk were taken with the objective of studying the relations |
Resch-Zafra C., Pereira-Crespo S., Flores-Calvete G., Dagnac T., Gónzalez L., Agruña M.J., Fernández-Lorenzo B. and Veiga M. | ||
Botanical composition of clover-grass silages affects milk yield in dairy cowsThe botanical composition of clover-grass silage is said to affect nutritive value and nutrient degradation kinetics. |
Røjen B.A. and Kristensen N.B. | ||
A soil and weather dependent estimator of the soil’s capacity to supply nitrogenThe ability of soils to meet nitrogen (N) requirements of grass via mineralization of organic matter is of economic and environmental importance to farmers and society. |
Ros G.H., Bussink D.W. and Reijneveld J.A. | ||
Mineral fertilization on mountain grasslandAs seen in other studies conducted over time, mineral fertilization provides an opportunity to improve grassland productivity and fodder quality. |
Rotar I., Păcurar F., Vidican R., Mălinaș A. and Gliga A. | ||
The development of yield and digestibility of a grass mixture during primary growth and regrowthDevelopment of yield and digestibility of grass leys was studied in Maaninka, Finland during the 2014 growing season. |
Sairanen A. and Hyrkäs M. | ||
High productivity of perennial grasses with alfalfa mixtures in North-Eastern RomaniaThe current tendency is for intensification of livestock farming, pursuing continuous improvement of quantitative and qualitative performance of products. |
Samuil C., Muntianu I.C., Popovici C.I., Stavarache M. and Vintu V. | ||
Sward surface height estimation with a rising plate meter and the C-Dax PasturemeterPasture-based production systems are economically interesting, but only if grown herbage is efficiently used. |
Schori F. | ||
Predicting the harvest date of silage maize based on whole crop or cob dry matter contentsIn Germany, it is recommended to harvest silage maize at a whole-crop dry matter (DM) content (GTS) of 32 to 36% and a cob DM content (KTS) of about 55%. |
Schuppenies R., Pickert J. and Herrmann A. | ||
Genotypic variation in vernalisation response and autumn growth in forage grass speciesDepending on the grass species, development of stem-forming tillers is strictly regulated by temperature and/or day length (DL). |
Seppänen M.M., Jokela V., Uusitalo T., Korhonen P. and Virkajärvi P. | ||
The effect of cutting strategy on production and quality of high-yielding multispecies grasslandsThere is an increasing focus on biodiversity and feed resources for pollinators. However, the integration of these elements into high-yielding temporary grasslands is a challenge. |
Søegaard K. and Eriksen J. | ||
Milk production with or without protein supplement in combination with forage at two protein levelsWith the aim to study the effect of protein supplement, two concentrate diets, one consisting of cereal grain only, and one with protein supplements added, were combined with two grass-clover silag |
Spörndly R. and Spörndly E. | ||
Influence of undigested and digested cattle slurry on grassland yield compared to mineral fertilizerThe of production biogas from cattle slurry is increasing in Estonia, but there is not enough information about the efficiency of using its by-product digestate as grassland fertilizer. |
Tampere M., Kauer K., Keres I., Parol A., Pitk P., Selge A., Viiralt R. and Raave H. | ||
Herbage energy to protein ratio of binary and complex legume-grass mixturesHerbage with a greater ratio of energy availability to protein degradability increases dairy cow N-use efficiency. |
Tremblay G.F., Bélanger G., Simili Da Silva M., Lajeunesse J., Papadopoulos Y.A., Fillmore S.A.E. and Jobim C.C. | ||
Nitrogen fertilizer replacement value of concentrated liquid fraction on grassland and effects on farm levelIn the Netherlands, initiatives are taken to process animal manure. In a pilot of manure processing a liquid fraction of pig slurry with mainly mineral nitrogen (N) and potassium (K) is produced. |
Van Middelkoop J.C. and Holshof G. | ||
Optimizing N management through improving transitions of temporary grassland and maize in rotationCrop rotation in which grass and maize are alternated may contribute to efficient production of feeds for dairy production. |
Verloop J. and Hilhorst J. | ||
Sward quality and yields of grassland in a dairy farm with reduced fertilizer N ratesThe objective of this study was to explore under farming conditions the effect of reduced fertilizer N application rates on the dynamics of botanical composition and yields of grass-clover-swards. |
Verloop J., Oenema J. and Geerts R.H.E.M. | ||
High productivity on Nardus stricta L. grasslands from the Carpathian Mountains of RomaniaIn the mountainous region of Romania about 200,000 ha is covered by grassland, which is mainly dominated by Nardus stricta L. |
Vintu V., Samuil C., Saghin G. and Stavarache M. | ||
Detection of genetic diversity for drought tolerance in perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne L.)Water shortage is one of the most important constraints limiting yield in agricultural production. |
Westermeier P., Wosnitza A., Willner E., Feuerstein U., Luesink W., Schulze S., Schum A. and Hartmann S. |
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Eco-efficient pasture based dairy farm systems: a comparison of New Zealand, The Netherlands and IrelandEuropean and New Zealand dairy farmers pursue high productivity, while meeting the requirements of environmental legislation. |
Pinxterhuis J.B., Beare M.H., Edwards G.R., Collins R.P., Dillon P. and Oenema J. | ||
Quantifying sustainability of dairy farms with the DAIRYMAN-sustainability-indexDairyman was an EU-Interreg IVB project for Northwest Europe which ran from 2009 to 2013 involving 10 regions. |
Elsaesser M., Jilg T., Herrmann K., Boonen J., Debruyne L., Laidlaw A.S. and Aarts F. | ||
Quantifying the environmental performance of individual dairy farms – the annual nutrient cycling assessmentDairy farming is characterised by extensive fluxes of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P): large amounts of these elements cycle via feed, manure, soils and crops. |
Aarts H.F.M., De Haan M.H.A., Schröder J.J., Holster H.C., De Boer J.A., Reijs J.W., Oenema J., Hilhorst G.J., Sebek L.B., Verhoeven F.P.M. and Meerkerk B. | ||
Eco-efficiency of grass-based dairy systems in SwitzerlandGrassland covers 70% of the Swiss agricultural area, resulting in a large proportion of grass in the diet of Swiss dairy cows. |
Alig M., Sutter M. and Nemecek T. | ||
Evaluation of dry matter yield of ryegrass varieties on Irish grassland farmsIncreasing grass growth and utilisation on Irish dairy farms is shown to have a positive effect on farm profitability. |
Byrne N. , Berry D.P., Geoghegan A., Shalloo L., Gilliland T.J. and O’Donovan M. | ||
Benefits of × Festulolium varieties in European agricultureFestulolium (× Festulolium) has been listed as a grass genus on the European list of Plant Varieties since 2004. |
Cernoch V. and Groenbaek O. | ||
Estimation of methane emissions by dairy cows feeding on diets based on Italian ryegrass or legume silages in two grazing seasonsThe dairy sector plays an important role in the emission of greenhouse gases (GHG). |
Dachraoui M., Jiménez-Calderón J.D., Martínez-Fernández A. and Vicente F. |
