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Publication Date
2005
Location
Dublin Ireland
Description
The maintenance of white clover in the pasture sward is essential to viable organic farming in Ireland. Thus, the diet of the organically and conventionally managed cow is different. It is well documented that milk composition is affected by cow diet (Kefford et al., 1995). This study addresses the issue of technological quality differences between conventionally and organically produced milks.
Citation
O'Brien, B.; Murphy, P.; Culleton, N.; and O'Connor, P., "Processing Quality of Organic and Conventional Milks From Irish Pasture Based Systems" (2005). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 106.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/themeA/106)
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Processing Quality of Organic and Conventional Milks From Irish Pasture Based Systems
Dublin Ireland
The maintenance of white clover in the pasture sward is essential to viable organic farming in Ireland. Thus, the diet of the organically and conventionally managed cow is different. It is well documented that milk composition is affected by cow diet (Kefford et al., 1995). This study addresses the issue of technological quality differences between conventionally and organically produced milks.
