Beat Reidy

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Carsten Malisch

Aarhus University

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Katrin Giller

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University of Hohenheim

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Beat Reidy

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Suitability of different machine learning algorithms for the classification of the proportion of grassland-based forages at herd-level using mid-infrared spectral information from routine milk control

Ensilibility and protein degradation characteristics of forage from mountain grasslands containing tanniferous species

Nitrogen and energy losses and methane emissions from beef cattle fed diets with gradual replacement of maize silage and concentrate with grass silage and corn-cob mix

Feed-food and land use competition of lowland and mountain dairy cow farms.

Evaluation and quantification of associations between commonly suggested milk biomarkers and the proportion of grassland-based feeds in the diets of dairy cows.

Effects of early herbage cutting and vine leaves on methane emission, urine nitrogen losses, and the milk fatty acid profile of dairy cows.

Methane emission, nitrogen and energy utilisation of beef cattle when replacing or omitting soybean meal in a forage-based diet

Allocation of environmental burdens in dairy systems: Expanding a biophysical approach for application to larger meat-to-milk ratios

Effects of incremental increases in grass silage proportions from different harvest years on methane emissions, urinary nitrogen losses, and protein and energy utilisation in dairy cows.

Effects on performance, carcass and meat quality of replacing maize silage and concentrate by grass silage and corn-cob mix in the diet of growing bulls.

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Carsten Malisch

Katrin Giller

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