Search Results - "Thompson, Logan R"

Could the breed composition improve performance and change the enteric methane emissions from beef cattle in a tropical intensive production system? by Maciel, Isabella Cristina de Faria, Barbosa, Fabiano Alvim, Tomich, Thierry Ribeiro, Ribeiro, Luiz Gustavo Pereira, Alvarenga, Ramon Costa, Lopes, Leandro Sâmia, Malacco, Victor Marco Rocha, Rowntree, Jason E, Thompson, Logan R, Lana, Ângela Maria Quintão

“…Crossbreeding has been used to improve performance in beef cattle, however the effects of breed composition on methane (CH4) production, yield and intensity…”
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Recommendations on visit duration and sample number requirements for an automated head chamber system by Beck, Matthew R, Thompson, Logan R, Proctor, Jarret A, Reuter, R Ryan, Gunter, Stacey A

“…Automated head chamber systems (AHCS; GreenFeed, C-Lock Inc., Rapid City, SD) increasingly are being used for measuring the gas flux of unrestrained cattle…”
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Impact of forage diversity on forage productivity, nutritive value, beef cattle performance, and enteric methane emissions by Thompson, Logan R, Maciel, Isabella C F, Rodrigues, Patricia D R, Cassida, Kim A, Rowntree, Jason E

“…Abstract Greenhouse gas emissions from the beef industry are largely attributed to the grazing sector, specifically from beef cattle enteric methane emissions…”
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Impact of growth implants and low-level tannin supplementation on enteric emissions and nitrogen excretion in grazing steers by Raynor, Edward J, Kutz, Mesa, Thompson, Logan R, Carvalho, Pedro H V, Place, Sara E, Stackhouse-Lawson, Kimberly R

“…Abstract The primary objective of this experiment was to evaluate the effects of a growth-hormone implant (Revalor-G, Merck Animal Health., Rahway, NJ, USA)…”
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U.S. manure methane emissions represent a greater contributor to implied climate warming than enteric methane emissions using the global warming potential methodology by Beck, Matthew R., Thompson, Logan R., Rowntree, Jason E., Thompson, Terra N., Koziel, Jacek A., Place, Sara E., Stackhouse-Lawson, Kim R.

“…Introduction It is important to relate different greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to a carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) equivalence (CO 2 -e) basis. This is typically done…”
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Cow efficiency: modeling the biological and economic output of a Michigan beef herd by Thompson, Logan R, Beck, Matthew R, Buskirk, Daniel D, Rowntree, Jason E, McKendree, Melissa G S

“…Abstract In recent decades, beef cattle producers have selected cattle for biological traits (i.e., improved growth) to maximize revenue, leading to an…”
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PSLBII-2 Impact of controlled feeding on enteric methane production and animal performance by Salisbury, Carlee M, Smith, Zachary K, Thompson, Logan R

“…Abstract The impact ruminants have on environmental sustainability has been of growing concern in recent decades. Many cattle in the northern great plains are…”
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PSIII-1 Impact of low Levels of Tannin Supplementation on Enteric Methane Emissions and Performance in Organic Dairy Heifers by Schilling, Ashley K, Newman, Lauren K, Kutz, Mesa B, Clark, Samantha M, Thompson, Logan R, Stackhouse-Lawson, Kim R

“…Abstract Condensed tannins are theorized to reduce enteric methane emissions by enhancing protein efficiency and decreasing ruminal fiber fermentation in…”
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PSIV-3 Cow Efficiency: Modeling the Biological and Economic Output of a Michigan Beef Herd by Thompson, Logan R, Beck, Matt, Buskirk, Dan, Rowntree, Jason E, McKendree, Melissa

“…Abstract The experiment objective was to examine the biological efficiency and economic returns of a Northern Michigan cow-calf system. We hypothesized that…”
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Cow Efficiency: Modeling the Biological and Economic Output of a Michigan Beef Herd by Thompson, Logan R, Beck, Matt, Buskirk, Dan, Rowntree, Jason E, McKendree, Melissa

“…The experiment objective was to examine the biological efficiency and economic returns of a Northern Michigan cow-calf system. We hypothesized that biological…”
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256 Evaluating the effect limit feeding yearling beef steers for 56 or 86 d of a 140-d finishing period on growth performance and carcass trait responses by Delver, Justin J, Rusche, Warren C, Thompson, Logan R, Francis, Forest L, Francis, Becca B Grimes, Leeson, Riley J, Ribeiro, Thiago L Maia, Olinger, Grace H, Ross, Cassidy R, Smith, Zachary K

“…Abstract The objective of this study was to determine the effect of limit feeding yearling beef steers for 56 or 86 d before offering ad libitum feed for the…”
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PSII-17 Impact of forage diversity on animal production, forage productivity and nutritive value, emissions, and soil C/N cycling by Thompson, Logan R, Maciel, Isabella Cristina F, Cassida, Kim, Rowntree, Jason

“…Abstract The study objective was to compare animal performance, enteric methane production, forage productivity, and soil GHG flux of two grazing systems: 1) A…”
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Snapshot of Enteric Methane Emissions from Stocker Cattle Grazing Extensive Semiarid Rangelands by Raynor, Edward J., Schilling-Hazlett, Ashley, Place, Sara E., Martinez, Juan Vargas, Thompson, Logan R., Johnston, Melissa K., Jorns, Tamarah R., Beck, Matthew R., Kuehn, Larry A., Derner, Justin D., Stackhouse-Lawson, Kimberly R.

“…Enteric methane (CH4) emissions from cattle grazing extensive semiarid rangelands are largely unknown and represent a considerable knowledge gap for the beef…”
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PSXI-29 Assessing enteric methane emissions from Nellore and Angus-Nellore crossbred cattle in a tropical, intensive beef cattle production system by Maciel, Isabella Cristina F, Barbosa, Fabiano A, Tomich, Thierry R, Alvarenga, Ramon C, Ferreira, Ludhiana R, Rowntree, Jason, Thompson, Logan R, Lana, Ângela Maria Q

“…Abstract Crossbreeding has been used to improve performance in beef cattle; however, the effects of breed composition on methane production, yield and…”
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