Aim of study: To analyse the territorial potential of Cantabria to produce grass-fed milk. Area of study: Cantabria (N Spain) is a territory associated with livestock, in particular cattle and grasslands. Over the last few decades, the livestock sector has been immersed in a process of structural adjustment, leading to a reduction in the number of farms, an increase in their size and the intensification of production. Moreover, the market is being increasingly supplied with milk labelled “grass fed”, due to growing consumer interest in healthier and more environmentally friendly products. Material and methods: To do this, 99 livestock farms were classified according to the percentage of fresh grass (FG) in the spring diet of the lacta...
End of Project ReportThe potential of Irish soils to grow grass throughout the year and success in u...
In temperate and oceanic regions, grazed grass is the lowest cost feed available for milk production...
Objectives of this study were to compare costs and expected benefits of feed supplementation in catt...
Interest is growing in promoting sustainable animal production systems because of their healthy rel...
Familiar mixed dairy sheep farm is the most widespread system in the Mediterranean basin, in Latin A...
Aim of study: To characterize and analyse the extensive livestock farming systems in environmental p...
A model to predict intake and milk production of cows on grazed grass (Grazemore) was developed (May...
Recent research has shown that grazed grass can be an expensive forage for milk production, particul...
Mexican dairy farmers will face in the near future the challenge of increased competition and the st...
Kikuyu (Pennisetum clandestinum) is a highly productive pasture species that supports high stocking ...
This study analyzed the link between organic beef production and agroecosystems in mountain areas an...
International audienceThe objective of the study was to evaluate over 2017-2020 the grassland produc...
Small-scale dairy systems in Mexico comprise 78% of specialized dairy farms and provide 37% of natio...
This study analyzed the link between organic beef production and agroecosystems in mountain areas an...
Castilla La Mancha is a Spanish region where sheep farming system is traditionally pasture-based. Re...
End of Project ReportThe potential of Irish soils to grow grass throughout the year and success in u...
In temperate and oceanic regions, grazed grass is the lowest cost feed available for milk production...
Objectives of this study were to compare costs and expected benefits of feed supplementation in catt...
Interest is growing in promoting sustainable animal production systems because of their healthy rel...
Familiar mixed dairy sheep farm is the most widespread system in the Mediterranean basin, in Latin A...
Aim of study: To characterize and analyse the extensive livestock farming systems in environmental p...
A model to predict intake and milk production of cows on grazed grass (Grazemore) was developed (May...
Recent research has shown that grazed grass can be an expensive forage for milk production, particul...
Mexican dairy farmers will face in the near future the challenge of increased competition and the st...
Kikuyu (Pennisetum clandestinum) is a highly productive pasture species that supports high stocking ...
This study analyzed the link between organic beef production and agroecosystems in mountain areas an...
International audienceThe objective of the study was to evaluate over 2017-2020 the grassland produc...
Small-scale dairy systems in Mexico comprise 78% of specialized dairy farms and provide 37% of natio...
This study analyzed the link between organic beef production and agroecosystems in mountain areas an...
Castilla La Mancha is a Spanish region where sheep farming system is traditionally pasture-based. Re...
End of Project ReportThe potential of Irish soils to grow grass throughout the year and success in u...
In temperate and oceanic regions, grazed grass is the lowest cost feed available for milk production...
Objectives of this study were to compare costs and expected benefits of feed supplementation in catt...