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Dr.ir. J. Dijkstra

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Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Researcher Combatting methane by animal feed
Co-supervisor Increasing desaturase activity in the mammary gland of dairy cows through nutrition to improve the fatty acid profile of milk
Co-supervisor Altering rumen biohydrogenation to improve the milk fatty acid profile of dairy cows
Co-supervisor Nitrogen utilisation by dairy cows and MUN as indicator for ammonia emission reduction from dairy cow houses
Researcher Using variation in milk urea for sustainability
Researcher Development, evaluation and application of a model to reduce methane emission as a result of enteric fermentation in the gastrointestinal tract of dairy cows.
Co-supervisor Modelling volatile fatty acids production in the rumen of dairy cows.
Co-supervisor Passage of feed particles and feed components through differentcompartments of the digestive tract in dairy cows.
Co-supervisor Improving nutrient utilisation by synchronisation using the preruminant calf as a model.
Co-supervisor Kineticts of degradation and formation of end products in vitro of different fractions in ruminant feeds
Co-supervisor Effects of different cultivars of perennial ryegrass on intake, digestibility and milk production in dairy cows.
Project leader Physical fractionation of grains and legume seeds and their nutrient supply estimated from rumen degradation kinetics and end product formation determined in vitro.
Co-supervisor Effects of foraging management on ingestive behaviour, rumenfermentation and nutrient supply of dairy cows grazing mixed pastures intemperate regions of South America.
Co-supervisor Mechanistic modelling of dynamics of nutrient partitioning in growing pigs to predict their anatomical body composition.
Co-supervisor Modelling the quantitative impact of solid feeds to the protein and energy metabolism of veal calves.
Co-supervisor Analysis of the effects of (sub)plant and crop-related differences due to cultivar, stage of growth and season in perennial ryegrass on digestion pattern and N utilisation in grass-fed and grazing dairy cattle
Project leader Analysis of the effects of (sub)plant and crop-related differences due to cultivar, stage of growth and season in perennial ryegrass on digestion pattern and N utilisation in grass-fed and grazing dairy cattle
Co-supervisor Analysis of the effects of (sub)plant and crop-related differences due to cultivar, stage of growth and season in perennial ryegrass on production, quality, selection, and intake characteristics in grass-fed and grazing dairy cattle

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