Using milk and rumen phenotypes as a proxy for enteric methane emissions in lactating ewes
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posted on 2025-11-07, 01:39 authored by Timothy BiltonTimothy Bilton, Sharon HickeySharon Hickey, Arjan JonkerArjan Jonker, Kathryn McRaeKathryn McRae, Melanie Hess, Ben PerryBen Perry, Brooke BrysonBrooke Bryson, Hannah HenryHannah Henry, Wendy Bain, Fern BookerFern Booker, Barry VeenvlietBarry Veenvliet, Jacqui Peers-AdamsJacqui Peers-Adams, Gerrard Pile, Erin Waller, Kathryn Tiplady, Peter ReidPeter Reid, Stefan MuetzelStefan Muetzel, Michael AgnewMichael Agnew, Ken DoddsKen Dodds, John McEwanJohn McEwan, Suzanne RoweSuzanne Rowe<p dir="ltr">Aims</p><ul><li>Impact of breeding sheep for divergent methane emissions (CH<sub>4</sub>) on rumen and milk composition</li><li>Potential of milk and rumen phenotypes as proxy measures of CH<sub>4</sub></li></ul><p></p>
Funding
Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) “Mapping the New Zealand Ruminotype Landscape” (C10X1807)
History
Publication date
2025-10-05Project number
- Non revenue
Language
- English
Does this contain Māori information or data?
- No
