Publications by authors named "John P Goopy"

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Data describing cattle performance and feed characteristics to calculate enteric methane emissions in smallholder livestock systems in Bomet County, Kenya.
Phyllis Wanjugu Ndung'u, Peter Kirui, Taro Takahashi, Cornelius Jacobus Lindeque du Toit, Lutz Merbold, John Patrick Goopy

Data Brief· December 2021

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Effect of feeding practices and manure quality on CH and NO emissions from uncovered cattle manure heaps in Kenya.
Sonja Leitner, Dónal Ring, George N Wanyama, Daniel Korir, David E Pelster, John P Goopy

Waste Manag· May 2021

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Feed Quality and Feeding Level Effects on Faecal Composition in East African Cattle Farming Systems.
Asep I M Ali, Shimels E Wassie, Rainer Georg Joergensen, Daniel Korir, John P Goopy

Animals (Basel)· February 2021

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Digesta passage and nutrient digestibility in Boran steers at low feed intake levels.
Asep I M Ali, Shimels E Wassie, Daniel Korir, John P Goopy, Lutz Merbold

J Anim Physiol Anim Nutr (Berl)· September 2019

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Temporal and spatial variability in the nutritive value of pasture vegetation and supplement feedstuffs for domestic ruminants in Western Kenya.
Alice Anyango Onyango, Uta Dickhoefer, Mariana Cristina Rufino, Klaus Butterbach-Bahl, John Patrick Goopy

Asian-Australas J Anim Sci· May 2019

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Supplementing Tropical Cattle for Improved Nutrient Utilization and Reduced Enteric Methane Emissions.
Asep I M Ali, Shimels E Wassie, Daniel Korir, Lutz Merbold, John P Goopy

Animals (Basel)· April 2019

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Low-methane yield sheep have smaller rumens and shorter rumen retention time.
John P Goopy, Alastair Donaldson, Roger Hegarty, Philip E Vercoe, Fay Haynes

Br J Nutr· February 2014

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