AbstractIn this study we assess the interchangeability and statistical agreement of two prevalent instruments from the non-invasive “sniffer” method and compare their precision. Furthermore, we develop and validate an effective algorithm for aligning time series data from multiple instruments to remove the effects of variable and fixed time shifts from the instrument comparison. The CH4 and CO2 gas concentrations for both instruments were found to differ for population means (P<0.05) and intra-cow variation (precision) (P<0.05) and for inter-cow variation (P<0.05). The CH4 and CO2 gas concentrations from both instruments can be used interchangeably to increase statistical power for example, in genetic evaluations, provided sources of disagr...
peer reviewedTo make use of genetic variation of methane (CH4) emissions in dairy cattle, a large nu...
Animal breeding techniques offer potential to reduce enteric emissions of ruminants to lower the env...
Emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG), especially methane (CH4), from dairy production have received m...
In this study we assess the interchangeability and statistical agreement of two prevalent instrument...
AbstractIn this study we assess the interchangeability and statistical agreement of two prevalent in...
AbstractIndividual methane (CH4) production was recorded repeatedly on 93 dairy cows during milking ...
Partners in Expert Working Group WG2 of the COST Action METHAGENE have used several methods for meas...
To measure methane (CH4) emissions from cattle on-farm, a number of methods have been developed. Com...
Partners in Expert Working Group WG2 of the COST Action METHAGENE (www.methagene.eu) have used sever...
Since heritability of methane (CH4) emissions in ruminants was demonstrated, various attempts to gen...
AbstractNutritional and animal-selection strategies to mitigate enteric methane (CH4) depend on accu...
The breath methane concentration method uses the methane concentrations in the cow's breath during f...
<strong>Abstract</strong> Mitigation of methane production from dairy cows is critical to reduce the...
Because of the environmental impact of methane (CH 4 ), it is of great interest to reduce CH 4 emiss...
Efforts to reduce the carbon footprint of milk production through selection and management of low-em...
peer reviewedTo make use of genetic variation of methane (CH4) emissions in dairy cattle, a large nu...
Animal breeding techniques offer potential to reduce enteric emissions of ruminants to lower the env...
Emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG), especially methane (CH4), from dairy production have received m...
In this study we assess the interchangeability and statistical agreement of two prevalent instrument...
AbstractIn this study we assess the interchangeability and statistical agreement of two prevalent in...
AbstractIndividual methane (CH4) production was recorded repeatedly on 93 dairy cows during milking ...
Partners in Expert Working Group WG2 of the COST Action METHAGENE have used several methods for meas...
To measure methane (CH4) emissions from cattle on-farm, a number of methods have been developed. Com...
Partners in Expert Working Group WG2 of the COST Action METHAGENE (www.methagene.eu) have used sever...
Since heritability of methane (CH4) emissions in ruminants was demonstrated, various attempts to gen...
AbstractNutritional and animal-selection strategies to mitigate enteric methane (CH4) depend on accu...
The breath methane concentration method uses the methane concentrations in the cow's breath during f...
<strong>Abstract</strong> Mitigation of methane production from dairy cows is critical to reduce the...
Because of the environmental impact of methane (CH 4 ), it is of great interest to reduce CH 4 emiss...
Efforts to reduce the carbon footprint of milk production through selection and management of low-em...
peer reviewedTo make use of genetic variation of methane (CH4) emissions in dairy cattle, a large nu...
Animal breeding techniques offer potential to reduce enteric emissions of ruminants to lower the env...
Emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG), especially methane (CH4), from dairy production have received m...