Satellite Symposium 3: Pastoral Systems
Description
Previous studies have demonstrated differences in the diet composition of sheep and cattle when grazing heather moorland, and such differences may in turn lead to differences in rumen fermentation characteristics and associated adaptation to diet. To investigate this further an in vitro gas production experiment was conducted using inocula from different breeds of cattle and sheep grazing heathland.
Citation
Davies, D. R.; Fraser, M. D.; Theobald, V. J.; and Bakewell, E. L., "Characterising the Fermentation Capabilities of Gut Microbial Populations from Different Breeds of Cattle and Sheep Grazing Heathland" (2023). IGC Proceedings (1993-2023). 19.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/satellitesymposium3/19
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Characterising the Fermentation Capabilities of Gut Microbial Populations from Different Breeds of Cattle and Sheep Grazing Heathland
Previous studies have demonstrated differences in the diet composition of sheep and cattle when grazing heather moorland, and such differences may in turn lead to differences in rumen fermentation characteristics and associated adaptation to diet. To investigate this further an in vitro gas production experiment was conducted using inocula from different breeds of cattle and sheep grazing heathland.
