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2021
Volatile fatty acids (VFA) in rumen samples collected pre-feeding had a stronger relationship with methane emissions in lambs fed graded levels of forage rape than VFAs in post-feeding samples, MM, Della Rosa, PH Janssen, P Reid, E Sandoval, D Luo, D Pacheco, and A Jonker , New Zealand Journal of Animal Science and Production, 01/2022, Volume 81, Online, p.168-172, (2021)
2019
BRIEF COMMUNICATION: Effect of a fodder beet or lucerne-chaff-based diet on triplet-bearing ewe live weight, body condition score and lamb birth weight, FW, Knol, C Erichsen, A Jonker, E Sandoval, D Pacheco, SY Hea, and SA McCoard , New Zealand Journal of Animal Science and Production, 07/2019, Volume 79, Palmerston North, p.168-170, (2019)
2017
BRIEF COMMUNICATION: Feeding fodder beet to ewes in mid-to-late gestation: impact on lamb size, rectal temperature, and live weights from birth to weaning, E, Sandoval, SA McCoard, D Pacheco, C Lloyd-West, S Lees, and KJ Hammond , Proceedings of the New Zealand Society of Animal Production, 06/2017, Volume 77, Rotorua, p.34-36, (2017)
2015
BRIEF COMMUNICATION: Substitution of perennial ryegrass with forage rape reduces methane emissions from sheep, XZ, Sun, E Sandoval, and D Pacheco , Proceedings of the New Zealand Society of Animal Production, 07/2015, Volume 75, Dunedin, p.64-66, (2015)
2014
BRIEF COMMUNICATION: Methane emissions by sheep offered high sugar or conventional perennial ryegrass at two allowances, A, Jonker, G Molano, E Sandoval, PS Taylor, C Antwi, and GP Cosgrove , Proceedings of the New Zealand Society of Animal Production, 06/2014, Volume 74, Napier, p.145-147, (2014)