Bruno C. Pedreira

Associate Professor & Director

University of Tennessee

United States

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Bruno C. Pedreira is an Associate Professor and Director at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA. His research focuses on sustainable agricultural practices, including enteric methane emissions, forage management, and the physiological responses of various forage species. Recent publications highlight his work on optimizing livestock production while minimizing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing the nutritive value of forage systems.

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Dorivar Ruiz Diaz

University of Kansas

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Gretchen Sassenrath

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Otávio Goulart de Almeida

University of Tennessee

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Enteric methane emissions and thermal comfort indexes of Nellore steers in a livestock-forestry system in the Amazon biome

Physiological and Canopy Traits of Two Perennial Arachis Species in Response to Clipping Height

Effects of live yeast and starch supplementation on in vitro fermentation and methane production of tropical grass

Forage accumulation and nutritive value of ‘Wrangler’ bermudagrass hayfield in response to nitrogen and harvesting management

Does the inclusion of crop and forestry components in forage‐based systems affect the ruminal fermentation and methane production of Marandu palisadegrass?

Enhancing forage–livestock system productivity and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions via sustainable pasture management of two Brachiaria cultivars

Forage accumulation, nutritive value, and grazing efficiency on rotationally stocked ‘Zuri’ guineagrass pastures as affected by pre‐graze canopy height and N rate

Herbage and animal responses on continuously stocked ‘Ipyporã’ and ‘Mulato II’ brachiariagrasses

Defoliation management and nitrogen fertiliser rate affect canopy structural traits of grazed guineagrass (Megathyrsus maximus) cv. Zuri under rotational stocking

Feeding behaviour of beef cattle in intensive finishing on pasture and supplemented with different additives

Impact of N, P, and K rates on stockpiled tall fescue in claypan soils

Agronomic and physiological responses of corn intercropped with palisadegrass growing in full sun or in a crop‐livestock‐forestry systems

Long‐term yield response of corn, wheat, and double‐crop soybean to tillage and N placement

Stem and pseudostem growth play a key role in biomass accumulation of guineagrass in long regrowth cycles

Understanding the arrangement of Eucalyptus-Marandu palisade grass silvopastoral systems in Brazil

Forage nutritive value of Marandu palisade grass under clipping in a silvopastoral system

BIODIVERSIDADE DE BACTÉRIAS ANTAGÔNICAS A FUNGOS ASSOCIADOS À SINDROME DA MORTE DO CAPIM-MARANDU (Brachiaria brizantha)

Prediction of aboveground biomass and dry‐matter content in Brachiaria pastures by combining meteorological data and satellite imagery

Predicting soil C changes after pasture intensification and diversification in Brazil

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Dorivar Ruiz Diaz

Gretchen Sassenrath

Otávio Goulart de Almeida

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