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Global research landscape and transfer-oriented synthesis of diet-based enteric methane mitigation in ruminants (2005-2025): A bibliometric and implementation-focused review

Wardiman B, Natsir A, Syahrir S, Sudarmanto AY, Rifai A 2026 Veterinary world

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Background and aim Enteric methane (CH 4) emissions from ruminants are a major contributor to agricultural greenhouse gases and represent both an environmental concern and an energy loss for the animal. Despite extensive research on dietary mitigation strategies, translating experimental findings into scalable,…

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Cattle

Keywords

Feed additivesRuminant NutritionBibliometric AnalysisGreenhouse Gas EmissionsEnteric MethaneTropical Livestock Systems

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