Benoît Rouillé

Head of Climate Unit

France

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Dr. Benoît Rouillé is the Head of the Climate Unit at the Institut de l’Elevage in France. His research focuses on various aspects of dairy farming, including maize silage supplementation, energy and protein feed conversion efficiency, and the measurement of enteric methane emissions in ruminants. He is committed to addressing the technical, environmental, and societal challenges faced by livestock production systems.

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2024

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2023

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2023

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2022

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University of Hohenheim

GERMANY

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Scotland's Rural College

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Strategies of maize silage supplementation of grazing dairy cows: Effects on milk production, pasture intake, grazing behaviour and methane emissions

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Evaluating net energy and protein feed conversion efficiency for dairy ruminant systems in France

Measurement Duration but Not Distance, Angle, and Neighbour-Proximity Affects Precision in Enteric Methane Emissions when Using the Laser Methane Detector Technique in Lactating Dairy Cows

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Mizeck Gift Gibson Chagunda

Richard Dewhurst

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