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From weaning to research ready: enhancing Greenfeed Emissions Monitoring (GEM) unit interaction in extensive grazing systems

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Dayman, M. From weaning to research ready: enhancing Greenfeed Emissions Monitoring (GEM) unit interaction in extensive grazing systems. In: 2026 NBRUC conference handbook : Proceedings of the Northern Beef Research Update Conference.

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Abstract

Voluntary engagement with Greenfeed Emissions Monitoring (GEM) units remains a significant challenge in extensive grazing systems (Hegarty 2019), often leading to prolonged induction periods and limited methane emissions data capture. This pilot study explored whether early-age training of weaned heifers could increase GEM unit utilisation, improve data accuracy, and establish a research ready cohort for methane-related projects at the Brian Pastures Research Facility.

Item Type:Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
Corporate Creators:Department of Primary Industries, Queensland
Business groups:Animal Science
Subjects:Science > Zoology > Animal behaviour
Animal culture > Cattle
Live Archive:19 Mar 2026 02:21
Last Modified:19 Mar 2026 02:21

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