| DESTiny SHOWS THAT DAIRY PASTURE FARMS CAN BE GHG NEUTRAL |
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| A MODEL TO ESTIMATE NET GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS IN DAIRY COWS |
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| Economic performance of 3 farm systems differing in sward species diversity and nitrogen fertilization level across a range of future economic scenarios. |
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| The effect of increasing sward species diversity on enteric methane emissions from Holstein-Friesian and Holstein-Friesian × Jersey crossbred dairy cows in a rotational grazing system. |
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| CONCERTED AND PROLONGED R & D INTO GHG EMISSIONS AND SEQUESTRATION |
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| GOOD AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES: DO DAIRY FARMERS BENEFIT? |
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| LIFECYCLE ANALYSIS OF ENTERIC METHANE MUST BE REVISED. |
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| Potential of silage inoculants to mitigate methane production from the rumen: A systematic review. |
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| The impact of methane inhibitors on ruminants: A systematic review and meta-analysis. |
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| THE IMPORTANCE OF SOIL CARBON AND THE ASSOCIATED MICRO-BIOME |
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| Dry matter intake and production efficiencies of dairy cows rotationally grazing a perennial ryegrass monoculture, a perennial ryegrass-white clover sward, or a multispecies sward. |
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| Sustainability of the Dairy Industry: Emissions and Mitigation Opportunities |
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| GHG EMISSIONS AND BIOGENIC-CARBON ON SEVERAL PASTURE-BASED DAIRY FARMS AS ESTIMATED BY THE DESTiny MODEL. |
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| Impact of heat stress on dry matter intake and residual feed intake in mid-lactation dairy cows. |
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| HAVE DAIRY FARMERS MADE PROGRESS IN REDUCING GREENHOUSE GASES? |
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| NITROGEN MANAGEMENT IN MULTI-SPECIES DAIRY PASTURES. |
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| Invited review: Somatotropin and lactation biology. |
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| MILK SA FUNDED PROJECTS: MILESTONES AND ACHIEVEMENTS SINCE 2015 |
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| Effect of 3-nitrooxypropanol supplementation combined with 6-hour grazing on enteric methane emissions and milk production characteristics. |
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| SUSTAINABILITY IMPROVED THROUGH ATTENTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. |
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| Influence of fat-to-protein ratio and udder health parameters on the milk urea content of dairy cows. |
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| CARBON SEQUESTRATION ADVANCING SYSTEMS TO SUPPORT SUSTAINABILITY |
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| Comparison of enteric methane emissions from Holstein Friesian cattle grazing on single species sward or mixed-species sward pastures. |
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| Can high-lipid concentrates offset the high enteric methane production caused by high-forage diets fed to lactating dairy cows? |
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| HEAT STRESS RELATED FACTORS AFFECTING DAIRY COWS |
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