Paul Kononoff

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University of Nebraska - Lincoln

United States

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Paul Kononoff is a Professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA. His research focuses on animal science, including studies on methane production in dairy cattle, calorimetry techniques, and dietary energy content estimation. He has contributed to several recent articles discussing values in scientific publishing and the impact of various feed additives on livestock health and performance.

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Diwakar Vyas

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University of Florida

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Doo-Hong Min

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University of Kansas

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Addison Carroll

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Washington State University

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Kelly Nichols

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Jan Dijkstra

Wageningen University & Research

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Giuseppe Bee

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Values shared by journals of learned societies, associations and scientific institutions in animal science

Comparative evaluation of bags used to collect samples of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and methane for use in open-circuit indirect calorimetry

Effects of 2-bromoethanesulfonate alone or in combination with calcium propionate or monensin on methane and gaseous hydrogen production during in vitro rumen fermentation

Estimation of dietary metabolizable energy content in dairy cattle using the measured dietary content of digestible nutrients: A meta-analysis

Derivation of the maintenance energy requirements in growing Jersey heifers

Methane production and whole-animal energy utilization in lactating Jersey dairy cows fed a bromoform-containing feed additive

Journal of Dairy Science® 2024 Editorial Report

Editorial: Values shared by journals of learned societies, associations, and scientific institutions in animal science

Editorial: Values shared by journals of learned societies, associations, and scientific institutions in animal science

Testing preference of alfalfa hay of different relative feed value and brome hay in lactating Jersey cows

Derivation of the maintenance energy requirements in Jersey cows differing in body condition score

Partitioning among-animal variance of energy utilization in lactating Jersey cows

Energy utilization in lactating Jersey cows consuming a mixture of DDGS and straw replacing alfalfa hay

Effect of acid detergent lignin concentration for diets formulated to be similar in neutral detergent fiber content on energy utilization in lactating Jersey cows

Feed preference in lactating dairy cows for different pellet formulations

The effect of replacing conventional alfalfa hay with lower-lignin alfalfa hay on feed intake, nutrient digestibility, and energy utilization in lactating Jersey cows

Influence of empirically derived filtering parameters, ASV, and OTU pipelines on assessing rumen microbial diversity

Estimation of the nutrient variation in feed delivery and impacts on lactating dairy cattle

Journal of Dairy Science® 2023 Editorial Report

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Evaluation of gross energy concentration of neutral detergent fiber contained in feed and fecal samples

Examining feed preference of different pellet formulations for application to automated milking systems

Journal of Dairy Science® 2022 Editorial Report

Estimates of daily oxygen consumption, carbon dioxide and methane emissions, and heat production for beef and dairy cattle using spot gas sampling

Journal of Dairy Science® 2021 Editorial Report

Comparison of methods to estimate ruminal degradation and intestinal digestibility of protein in hydrolyzed feather meal with or without blood

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Dietary fatty acid and starch content and supplemental lysine supply affect energy and nitrogen utilization in lactating Jersey cows

Derivation of the maintenance energy requirements and efficiency of metabolizable energy utilization for dry and lactating Jersey cows

Effect of feeding hydrolyzed feather meal and rumen-protected lysine on milk protein and energy utilization in late-lactation Jersey cows

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Diwakar Vyas

Doo-Hong Min

Addison Carroll

Kelly Nichols

Jan Dijkstra

Giuseppe Bee

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