Nonsolar Energy Use and One-hundred-year Global Warming Potential of Iowa Swine Feedstuffs and Feeding Strategies

December 2009

P.J. Lammers, M.D. Kenealy, J.B. Kliebenstein, J.D. Harmon, M.J. Helmers, and M.S. Honeyman

This study, published in Journal of Animal Science, is related to a Leopold Center Ecology Initiative grant that studied energy use and nutrient cycling in pig production systems.

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