Publications
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2025
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Ndifreke Udo Gaius Vihowanou Joachine Idibu Edward H. Cabezas-Garcia Jesse Kagai Linus Kiprotich Vibeke Lind Sonja M. Leitner Claudia Arndt Daniel Girma MulatAbstract
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Joachine Idibu Collins Odour Gaius Vihowanou Stanislaus Udo Ndifreke Edward H. Cabezas-Garcia Vibeke Lind Daniel Girma Mulat Jesse Kagai Mutian Niu Luc Hippolyte Dossa Constantine Bakyusa Katongole Emmanuel Zziwa Claudia Arndt Sonja M. LeitnerAbstract
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Sanne van Gastelen Andre Bannink Chaouki Benchaar Arjan Jonker David Kenny Vibeke Lind Morten Maigaard Camila Munoz Christopher Reynolds Jan DijkstraAbstract
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Joachine Idibu Gaius Vihowanou Edward H. Cabezas-Garcia Vibeke Lind Constantine Bakyusa Katongole Jesse Kagai Linus Kiprotich Nelson Saya Daniel Girma Mulat Jane Poole Mutian Niu Luc Hippolyte Dossa Emmanuel Zziwa Stefan Muetzel Chris Stephen Jones Alejandra Suarez Santos Daniel Korir Claudia ArndtAbstract
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Guillermo Pardo Luciana Bava Eugenio Carlon Stefania Colombini Ffion Evans Francesco Fava James Gibbons Vibeke Lind Anna-Lena Müller Martina Pavesi Clemens Scheer Marion Sorley David Styles Agustin del PradoAbstract
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Vibeke Lind Quentin Lardy Haldis Kismul Shelemia Nyamuryekung'e Mårten Hetta Mohammad Ramin Grete H. M. JørgensenAbstract
Dairy production in the Scandinavian countries is characterized by a long indoor feeding period combined with a short grazing season. The main feed intake is from grass silage and concentrates. Methane (CH4) measurements from dairy cows in Scandinavia have been prioritised during their indoor feeding period, while measurements from their pasture periods are scarce. Two Scandinavian experiments (in Sweden and Norway) measured CH4 emissions from dairy cows kept on multi-species pastures. Both experiments combined GreenFeed units indoors and outdoors to measure CH4 emissions. The Swedish experiment investigated effects of part-time pasture access either daytime or night-time grazing on animal performance and CH4 emissions from parlour-milked cows. Time of day with pasture access had no effect on feed intake, milk production or CH4 emissions. The Norwegian experiment investigated the effects of cows roaming between the barn and either a production pasture or an exercise paddock, when milked in an automatic milking system. Production pasture aimed to provide 50% of the animals’ daily forage intake and cows in this system had significantly lower CH4 emissions compared to cows fed indoors with access to an exercise paddock. Giving access to pasture is an undervalued management action that may reduce GHG emissions from modern dairy production.
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Vibeke LindAbstract
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Sanne van Gastelen Andre Bannink Chaouki Benchaar Arjan Jonker David Kenny Vibeke Lind Morten Maigaard Camila Munoz Christopher Reynolds Jan DijkstraAbstract
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Katja Karppinen Declan J. Lafferty Hilary Edema Tony McGhie Nick W. Albert Richard W. Espley Laura JaakolaAbstract
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