Autor: Butterbach-Bahl, Klaus
- Supplementing tropical cattle for improved nutrient utilization and reduced enteric methane emissions
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- Severe below-maintenance feed intake increases methane yield from enteric fermentation in cattle
- The effects of climate on decomposition of cattle, sheep and goat manure in Kenyan tropical pastures
Autor: Leitner, Sonja
- Soil greenhouse gas emissions under different land-use types in Savanna ecosystems of Kenya
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- The effects of climate on decomposition of cattle, sheep and goat manure in Kenyan tropical pastures
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