Similar Items: Assessing IPCC Tier 2 Methodology for Enteric Methane Estimation in Tanzanian Rangeland Cattle: Evidence of Systematic Underestimation
- Animal Performance and Methane Emissions In Feedlot vs. Traditional Pastoral Systems with Concentrate Supplementation for Tanzanian Short Horn and Boran Cattle
- Estimating Enteric Methane Emission Factors for Cattle in Uganda Using IPCC Tier 2 Methodology
- Comparison of Tier 1 and 2 Methodologies for Estimating Intake and Enteric Methane Emission
- Emission Factors for enteric methane emissions from Cattle in Taita Country, Kenya
- Protocol for a Tier 2 approach to generate context-specific enteric methane emission factors (EF) for cattle production systems using IPCC method
- Enteric Methane Emission Factors for Cattle in Pastoral Systems: A Case Study in Kenya
Author: Mwilawa, A.M.
Author: Gurmu, Endale Balcha
- Emission Factors for enteric methane emissions from Cattle in Taita Country, Kenya
- Impact of poor animal health on emission of greenhouse gases from livestock: A case of Ethiopia
- Scalable, low-cost livestock bodyweight estimation for Sub-Saharan African production systems using robust segmented heart-girth equations
- A closer look: Comparing methods to measure methane emissions from sheep
- Enteric Methane Emission Factors for Cattle in Pastoral Systems: A Case Study in Kenya
- Animal Performance and Methane Emissions In Feedlot vs. Traditional Pastoral Systems with Concentrate Supplementation for Tanzanian Short Horn and Boran Cattle