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Alfredo J. Escribano, PhD
Alfredo J. Escribano, PhD
Congrats for the article. As seen in it, dietary lipids are one of the most tools to reduce enteric CH4 emissions. This is possitive as those fatty acids that actively reduce CH4 (mainly C18:2 and C18:3) also improves meat and milk quality. After this, the point is to formulate for fatty acids (t
Alfredo J. Escribano, PhD
Alfredo J. Escribano, PhD
Dear colleagues, Thanks for the interesting update. I will be giving a presentation on Sustainable Nutrition for Milk and Meat in Colombia, next 12nd of September in the "Foro Internacional Ganadero": http://www.expoagrofuturo.com/es/actividades/academico/foro-internacional-ganadero. I will disc
Bob J. Brill
Bob J. Brill
Thanks for the detailed information regarding the many factors that humans should be concerned about in the production of animal products. Your enumeration of possible improvements in the reduction of the harmful elements is a great way to get some action. My contribution to that effort was the dev
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