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Nitrate-methane mitigation

 		  
Papers

  1. Leng R A and Preston T R 2010 Further considerations of the potential of nitrate as a high affinity electron acceptor to lower enteric methane production in ruminants. Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 22, Article #221 . Retrieved , from leng22221.htm
     

  2. Trinh Phuc Hao, Ho Quang Do, Preston T R and Leng R A 2009: Nitrate as a fermentable nitrogen supplement for goats fed forage based diets low in true protein. Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 21, Article #10. Retrieved , from trin21010.htm
     
  3. Ngoc Huyen L T, Do H Q, Preston T R and Leng R A 2010: Nitrate as fermentable nitrogen supplement to reduce rumen methane production. Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 22, Article #146. Retrieved , from huye22146.htm
     
  4. Phommasack Outhen, T R Preston T R and Leng R A 2011 Effect of supplementation with urea or calcium nitrate and cassava leaf meal or fresh cassava leaf in an in vitro fermentation using a basal substrate of sugar cane stalk.  Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 23, Article #023. Retrieved , from outh23023.htm

  5. Sangkhom Inthapanya, Preston T R and Leng R A 2011 Mitigating methane production from ruminants; effect of calcium nitrate as modifier of the fermentation in an in vitro incubation using cassava root as the energy source and leaves of cassava or Mimosa pigra as source of protein.  Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 23, Article #021. Retrieved , from sang23021.htm
     

  6. Le Thuy Binh Phuong, T R Preston and R A Leng 2011 Mitigating methane production from ruminants; effect of supplementary sulphate and nitrate on methane production in an in vitro incubation using sugar cane stalk and cassava leaf meal as substrate;  Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 23, Article #048. Retrieved , from phuo23048.htm

  7. Kongvongxay ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Sitone, Preston T R, Leng R and Duong Nguyen Khang​​​ 2011 Effect of a tannin-rich foliage (Mimosa pigra) on feed intake, digestibility, N retention and methane production in goats fed a basal diet of Muntingia calabura.  Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 23, Article #055. Retrieved , from sito23055.htm
     

  8. Vo Duy Thanh, Preston T R  and Leng  R A 2011 Effect on methane production of supplementing a basal substrate of molasses and cassava leaf meal with mangosteen peel (Garcinia mangostana) and urea or nitrate in an in vitro incubation. Livestock Research for Rural Development. Volume 23, Article #098. Retrieved , from thanh23098.htm

     


     

Abstracts
  1. Effect of calcium nitrate as NPN source on growth performance and methane emissions of goats fed sugar cane supplemented with cassava foliage; Anh Nguyen Ngoc, Khuc Thi Hue, Duong Nguyen Khang and T R Preston
     
  2. Methane emission in yellow cattle fed diets based on NaOH treated rice straw, cassava root and leaf meal,  supplemented with sodium nitrate or urea as sources of non-protein nitrogen; Do Thi Thanh Van, Duong Nguyen Khang and T R Preston
     
  3. Prediction and evaluation of methane emission of growing cattle diets in Vietnam based on fecal near infrared reflectance spectroscopy. Tran Hiep, Dang Vu Hoa, Vu Chi Cuong and Nguyen Xuan Trach