National audienceThe management of livestock systems for technical, economic and environmental optimization requires an increasingly accurate formulation of rations and therefore a detailed knowledge on the feeds consumed by animals. Near-infrared spectrometry (NIRS), which has been used increasingly since the 1960s, is an analytical technique that allows rapid characterization of feeds or forage samples. The first applications developed were on the chemical composition of the feeds, but it is also possible to develop calibrations for the estimation of the nutritional value and the feed intake. Beyond these direct measurements on the feed, NIRS can also be applied to faeces to characterize the feeding of animals on rangelands. Joint conside...
There is a strong demand towards livestock for high quality products and services while limiting the...
In ruminants near infrared spectroscopy of faeces (F.NIRS) can measure the concentrations of faecal ...
Limited supply of quality feed is the most common problem limiting livestock productivity in sub‐Sah...
National audienceThe management of livestock systems for technical, economic and environmental optim...
The NIRS approach makes the management and use of natural resources more efficient by enabling quant...
National audienceNear infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) is an analytical technique which has undergone a ...
La spectroscopie proche infrarouge est très couramment utilisée dans un grand nombre d’industries et...
International audienceNear Infrared Spectrometry (NIRS) is used to evaluate the nutritional value of...
International audienceNear Infrared Spectrometry (NIRS) is used to evaluate the nutritional value of...
International audienceNear Infrared Spectrometry (NIRS) is used to evaluate the nutritional value of...
Near infrared (NIR) spectroscopy is an analytical technique measuring light absorption in the 780–2 ...
Grazing is the most economical feeding scheme for ruminants. Grazing management, however, is often ...
International audienceFaecal near infrared spectroscopy (FNIRS) can be a good technique to predict f...
International audienceFaecal near infrared spectroscopy (FNIRS) can be a good technique to predict f...
Limited supply of quality feed is the most common problem limiting livestock productivity in sub‐Sah...
There is a strong demand towards livestock for high quality products and services while limiting the...
In ruminants near infrared spectroscopy of faeces (F.NIRS) can measure the concentrations of faecal ...
Limited supply of quality feed is the most common problem limiting livestock productivity in sub‐Sah...
National audienceThe management of livestock systems for technical, economic and environmental optim...
The NIRS approach makes the management and use of natural resources more efficient by enabling quant...
National audienceNear infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) is an analytical technique which has undergone a ...
La spectroscopie proche infrarouge est très couramment utilisée dans un grand nombre d’industries et...
International audienceNear Infrared Spectrometry (NIRS) is used to evaluate the nutritional value of...
International audienceNear Infrared Spectrometry (NIRS) is used to evaluate the nutritional value of...
International audienceNear Infrared Spectrometry (NIRS) is used to evaluate the nutritional value of...
Near infrared (NIR) spectroscopy is an analytical technique measuring light absorption in the 780–2 ...
Grazing is the most economical feeding scheme for ruminants. Grazing management, however, is often ...
International audienceFaecal near infrared spectroscopy (FNIRS) can be a good technique to predict f...
International audienceFaecal near infrared spectroscopy (FNIRS) can be a good technique to predict f...
Limited supply of quality feed is the most common problem limiting livestock productivity in sub‐Sah...
There is a strong demand towards livestock for high quality products and services while limiting the...
In ruminants near infrared spectroscopy of faeces (F.NIRS) can measure the concentrations of faecal ...
Limited supply of quality feed is the most common problem limiting livestock productivity in sub‐Sah...