| 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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| ADVANCES WITH WATER MANAGEMENT IN THE DAIRY INDUSTRY |
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| Review: Selecting for improved feed efficiency and reduced methane emissions in dairy cattle. |
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| RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES OF THE DAIRY INDUSTRY 2026-2029 |
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| Effects of dairy farming management practices on carbon balances in New Zealand’s grazed grasslands: Synthesis from 68 site-years. |
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| Effects of dose, dietary nutrient composition, and supplementation period on the efficacy of methane mitigation strategies in dairy cows: A meta-analysis. |
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| GOOD AGRICULTURAL PRACTICE INTERVENTIONS IN THE SA DAIRY INDUSTRY |
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| UNDERSTANDING NET GREENHOUSE GAS (GHG) EMISSIONS BY CATTLE |
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| Life cycle inventory of 23 dairy farms in south-western Sweden. |
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| COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO EVALUATE SUSTAINABILITY IN MILK AND PLANT-BASED BEVERAGE PRODUCTION |
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| ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN DAIRY INDUSTRY |
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| WHICH BREED IS MORE SUITABLE FOR PASTURE SYSTEMS – HOLSTEIN OR JERSEY? |
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| Effects of different temperature-humidity indexes on milk traits of Holstein cows: A 10-year retrospective study. |
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| TOOLS TO CALCULATE THE ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT OF DAIRY FARMS |
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| EVALUATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL, NUTRITIONAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT OF MILK AND PLANT-BASED BEVERAGES |
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| THE GREENHOUSE GAS DEBATE IN LIVESTOCK CONTINUOUS |
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| ESTIMATES OF GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS ON PASTURE-BASED DAIRY FARMS. |
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| BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF DAIRY WASTEWATER |
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| WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT ON THE DAIRY FARM |
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| DAIRY WASTEWATER COMPOSITION IN RELATION TO ACT REGULATIONS |
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| THE CONTROVERSY ABOUT CATTLE’S ROLE IN THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT |
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| BUFFER AND WETLAND MANAGEMENT GUIDELINE FOR PASTURE DAIRY FARMS |
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| Microbial composition, rumen fermentation parameters, enteric methane emissions, and lactational performance of phenotypically high and low methane-emitting dairy cows |
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