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System-dependent methane mitigation from forage quality: A three-level meta-analysis of trade-offs between emissions, digestibility, and productivity in ruminant systems
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• Forage quality reduced enteric methane emissions by 8.47% across studies. • Methane mitigation responses were strongly context-dependent across production systems. • Fibre and digestibility interactions revealed trade-offs affecting methane outcomes. • Effective mitigation requires balancing emissions reduction, intake, and productivity.
Keywords:
Enteric methane
Forage quality
Rumen fermentation
Meta-analysis
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