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Influence of postpartum disorders, parity, and season on estimated methane emissions in dairy cows in northwest of Spain
This study evaluated the influence of postpartum disorders, parity, stage of lactation, and season on estimated enteric methane emissions in dairy cows from northwestern Spain using dairy herd improvement (DHI) data. A total of 2,440 lactating Holstein cows from 50 commercial dairy farms were includ
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