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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 68. ABSTRACT REMOVED
13 4 p. 591
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2 Acknowledgement to Reviewers
13 4 p. v
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3 48. A conceptual agent-based model for the prediction of optimal nutrient utilization during the grow-finish phase for precision feeding of swine Kaniyamattam, K.

13 4 p. 568-569
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4 59. Additive bayesian network for systems-oriented meta-analysis dos Reis, B.R.

13 4 p. 580-581
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5 46. A linear flock-crop optimization model for dairy sheep farms Sechi, G.S.

13 4 p. 565-566
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6 22. A mechanistic model to predict post-ruminal flow of cobalamin Brisson, V.

13 4 p. 535-536
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7 50. A mechanistic model to simulate the growth and requirements of broilers Reis, M.P.

13 4 p. 570-571
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8 80. An agricultural perspective of what does a healthy diet mean Vargas-Villamil, L.M.

13 4 p. 603-604
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9 36. An operational thinking approach to model heat stress accumulation in dairy cows during a heatwave event Cresci, R.

13 4 p. 552-553
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10 10. Application of feeding behavior as a method to predict individual steer feed intake Harrison, M.A.

13 4 p. 521-522
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11 8. A revised model of heat production by growing sheep Dougherty, H.C

13 4 p. 518-519
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12 73. Beef cattle carbon footprint: Italian grass-fed farm as a case study Muscau, F.

13 4 p. 596-597
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13 15. Behavioural analysis of the fasting substrate conversion for energy utilization in growing pigs using within-day kinetics in the DyNAMPig model Rijpert, J.H.M.

13 4 p. 526-527
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14 25. Between-cow response variation to methane mitigation feeding strategies Giagnoni, G.

13 4 p. 538-539
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15 64. Between-individual variability on reticulorumen digesta passage rate in goats Teixeira, I.A.M.A.

13 4 p. 587-588
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16 34. Building mathematical models with confidence by choosing the appropriate modeling paradigm Tedeschi, L.O.

13 4 p. 549-550
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17 82. Cattle animal model of fetal programming to study effects of early gestation nutrient restriction on growth performance, intake, and behavior of pre-weaned calves Edache, D.

13 4 p. 606-607
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18 75. Combining precision technology and dynamic modeling to enhance the assessment of the beef water footprint on extensive rangelands Menendez III, H.M.

13 4 p. 598-599
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19 76. Comparison of enteric methane emission of lactating dairy cattle using Tier 3 methodology for the UK and the Netherlands national GHG inventories Crompton, L.A.

13 4 p. 599-600
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20 35. Comparison of imputation methods for missing production data in dairy cattle You, J.

13 4 p. 551-552
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21 88. Credibility, evaluation, and testing of dynamic simulation models: tools and examples for feedback loop analysis Atamer Balkan, B.

13 4 p. 615
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22 58. Diurnal variation in water-soluble carbohydrate contents of pasture affects milk production of dairy cattle: a simulation approach Menegazzi, G.

13 4 p. 579-580
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23 Editorial Board / Aims and Scope
13 4 p. i
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24 65. Effect of environmental temperature and feathering covering on the energy requirement for maintenance Horna, F.A.

13 4 p. 588-589
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25 41. Effects of breed, growth rate and dietary lipid concentration on lipophilic contaminant accumulation into growing cattle: insight from a physiologically-based toxicokinetic model Albechaalany, J.

13 4 p. 559-560
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26 56. Effects of varying starch and rumen degraded protein on glucose blood appearance rates in lactating dairy cows Hruby, A.C.

13 4 p. 577-578
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27 61. Estimation of digestible organic matter intake through purine derivatives from sheep fed warm-season forages Abdalla, A.L.

13 4 p. 583-584
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28 43. Evaluating models that utilize ear tag accelerometer measurements to predict dry matter intake in lactating dairy cows Prestegaard-Wilson, J.M.

13 4 p. 562-563
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29 51. Evaluation of an Egg Production Model in three scenarios of dietary protein Sakomura, N.K.

13 4 p. 571-572
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30 42. Evaluation of a revised model of body composition in sheep Dougherty, H.C.

13 4 p. 561-562
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31 32. Evaluation of low crude protein diets for fattening pigs using two life cycle assessment modelling approaches Cappelaere, L.

13 4 p. 547-548
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32 3. Evaluation of NASEM 2021 model predictions of dry matter intake and performance of dairy cows consuming fresh ryegrass-based diets Morales, A.G.

13 4 p. 513-514
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33 63. Evaluation of prediction models of voluntary dry matter intake of Sarda ewes in the transition stage: early lactation Sini, M.

13 4 p. 586-587
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34 62. Evaluation of prediction models of voluntary dry matter intake of Sarda ewes in the transition stage: late pregnancy Sini, M.

13 4 p. 585-586
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35 67. Evaluation of the efficacy of different methionine sources in weaning piglets: A meta-analysis and meta-regression approach Souza, V.C.

13 4 p. 590-591
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36 12. Evaluation of the NASEM 2021 dairy nutrient requirements model in lactating dairy cows fed diets with differing predicted absorbed amino acid efficiencies Prestegaard-Wilson, J.M.

13 4 p. 523-524
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37 33. Feeding growing pigs for maximum profit does not always minimize green house gases Morel, P.C.H.

13 4 p. 548-549
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38 5. Future directions: An overview of data-driven and mechanistic modelling approaches of performance and sustainability in poultry Leishman, E.M.

13 4 p. 515-516
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39 27. Global sensitivity analysis of empirical enteric methane emissions models for silvopastoral systems Santos, A.R.M.

13 4 p. 541-542
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40 85. HerDairy model: mapping dynamics of dairy farms to support herd management Atamer Balkan, B.

13 4 p. 611-612
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41 19. Implementation of a synchrony index in Cornell Net Carbohydrates and Protein System for diet evaluation in lactating cows Raffrenato, E.

13 4 p. 531-532
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42 6. Infection by Eimeria maxima changes the efficiency of utilization but not the maintenance requirement of broiler chickens fed balanced protein diets from 14 to 28 days of age Freitas, L.F.V.

13 4 p. 516-517
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43 31. Integration of life cycle assessment into a mechanistic pig growth model to determine on-farm environmental footprint Ferguson, N.S.

13 4 p. 546-547
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44 52. Integration of microbial time series into a mechanistic model of the rumen microbiome under the Rusitec condition Davoudkhani, M.

13 4 p. 572-573
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45 2. Lessons from the development of the NASEM 2021 dairy protein model Hanigan, M.D.

13 4 p. 511-512
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46 83. Live animal predictions of carcass components in Angus steers McPhee, M.J.

13 4 p. 608-609
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47 16. Mechanistic modelling of turkey growth in response to genotype and nutrition using Michaelis-Menten kinetics Maraj, A.

13 4 p. 527-528
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48 17. Mechanistic model of the fate of dietary phosphorus and calcium in growing broilers Reis, M.P.

13 4 p. 529-530
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49 78. Methane emissions in small ruminants: effect of dry matter intake estimated from a meta-analysis Lamore, A.A.

13 4 p. 602-603
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50 39. Milk losses due to mastitis in Holstein dairy cows: a modeling approach Marcondes, M.I.

13 4 p. 556-557
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51 9. Modeling feed intake and milk yield depression in dairy cows under heat stress Souza, V.C.

13 4 p. 520-521
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52 84. Modeling the impact of the physiological, muscular, and sensory characteristics to evaluate beef quality Albechaalany, J.

13 4 p. 609-610
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53 66. Modelling Japanese quail egg production responses to arginine intake by different mathematical functions: A factorial approach Sousa, M.G.B.L.

13 4 p. 589-590
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54 69. Modelling lysine requirement depending on protein deposition, maintenance requirement and dietary efficiency of utilisation for Japanese quail breeder Carvalho, L.C.

13 4 p. 591-592
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55 30. Modelling nutrition and management in swine production systems to reduce their environmental impacts: a life cycle perspective Garcia-Launay, F.

13 4 p. 545-546
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56 45. Modelling precision feeding records to improve feed efficiency in Sarda lactating ewes Ledda, A.

13 4 p. 564-565
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57 70. Modelling the methionine + cystine partition for maintenance and efficiency of utilisation for laying hens using dilution and supplementation techniques Mani, T.S.A.

13 4 p. 592-593
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58 37. Modelling the response of milk yield and milk composition to dietary changes in dairy cows using a machine learning algorithm Powell, C.D.

13 4 p. 553-554
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59 49. Modelling tool to enhance static nutritional tables Ferreira, N.T.

13 4 p. 569-570
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60 26. Models of enteric methane emission and nitrogen excretion by sheep and cattle: recommendations for the UK national greenhouse gas inventory Crompton, L.A.

13 4 p. 540-541
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61 28. Modifying the Molly rumen model to study lipid and nitrate supplementation impacts on enteric methane in sheep Vetharaniam, I.

13 4 p. 542-543
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62 2022 MODNUT Committees
13 4 p. iv
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63 74. Monitoring suckling behaviour of beef calves under pastoral conditions: A review Khater, S.

13 4 p. 597-598
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64 53. Nonlinearities in intake and fecal output of major nutrients as functions of fiber intake rate in steers fed on corn silage-based diets Virginio Júnior, G.F.

13 4 p. 573-574
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65 89. Nonlinear parameter estimation: theory and application with SAS and R Vieira, R.A.M.

13 4 p. 615-616
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66 87. Non-linear thinking: from mental models to mathematical models in animal science Atzori, A.S.

13 4 p. 614
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67 38. Nutritional protocols to increase marbling precursors in Nellore cattle: effects on ruminal fermentation and blood metabolites Squizatti, M.M.

13 4 p. 555-556
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68 47. Nutritional software for Nile Tilapia - partial results Fernandes, J.B.K.

13 4 p. 566-567
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69 13. One size does not fit all: opportunities and challenges in models applied to sustainable pig precision nutrition Remus, A.

13 4 p. 524-525
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70 54. Optimizing diets for individual cows and clustering the results to derive individualized feeding solutions for auto feeders Ringer, H.

13 4 p. 574-575
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71 79. Peer Community In Animal Science: A free publication model for transparent and open science Muñoz-Tamayo, R.

13 4 p. 603
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72 71. Phosphorus and calcium requirements for bone mineralisation of growing broilers predicted by mechanistic modelling Reis, M.P.

13 4 p. 593-594
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73 11. Predicting dairy cow-pen dry matter intake distribution for precision nutrition modeling Lucey, P.M.

13 4 p. 522-523
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74 23. Predicting fiber digestibility in Holstein dairy cows fed dry-hay based rations Cavallini, D.

13 4 p. 536-537
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75 81. Predicting pellet quality of pelleted feed using ensemble learning models You, J.

13 4 p. 605-606
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76 21. Prediction models of reticulorumen kinetics of particles and solutes in goats Gindri, M.

13 4 p. 534-535
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77 57. Prediction of total dry matter intake in lactating dairy cows: model performance Mehaba, N.

13 4 p. 578-579
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78 4. Predictions of body mineral content in gilts from mating to first parturition: evaluation of different requirement models Heurtault, J.

13 4 p. 514-515
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79 40. Predictive equations to detect incidence of feedlot bloat in finishing cattle in individual cattle management systems Macias Franco, A.

13 4 p. 558-559
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80 Preface
13 4 p. iii
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81 77. Respiration rate as marker of heat stress in dairy sheep Fulghesu, F.

13 4 p. 600-601
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82 20. Sensitivity analysis of a mechanistic model of the rumen in-vitro fermentation: Study of the impact of 3 sampling methods on Sobol indices of accuracy Blondiaux, P.

13 4 p. 532-533
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83 14. SNAPIG: a model to study nutrient digestion and absorption kinetics in growing pigs based on diet and ingredient properties Schop, M.

13 4 p. 525-526
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84 Sponsors of the 10th MODNUT Workshop
13 4 p. vi
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85 55. Studying the predictive ability of a dynamic mechanistic model to forecast the oscillatory feeding behaviour of lactating dairy cows Fiorbelli, E.

13 4 p. 575-576
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86 Table of Contents
13 4 p. vii-xi
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87 29. The competitiveness of bioenergy by-products in optimized livestock diet formulation Marques, J.G.O.

13 4 p. 543-544
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88 1. The past, present, and future of agriculture and life on earth: adaptive planning and robust pathways towards desirable sustainable futures Pruyt, E.

13 4 p. 511
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89 24. The Ruminant Farm Systems project: building a next generation model for interdisciplinary research and decision support Reed, K.F.

13 4 p. 537-538
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90 86. Time-series assessment of rumen fermentation from meal-fed sheep Sujani, S.

13 4 p. 612-613
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91 Title Page
13 4 p. ii
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92 18. Towards the next-generation models of the rumen microbiome for enhancing predictive power and guiding sustainable production strategies Muñoz-Tamayo, R.

13 4 p. 530-531
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93 44. Use of a linear programming model for optimizing allocation of nutritional resources in a dairy herd under three different market scenarios Gallo, A.

13 4 p. 563-564
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94 7. Using segmentation techniques to determine changing points in animal requirements during the fattening period to improve feed efficiency of dairy crossbred beef bulls Guarnido-Lopez, P.

13 4 p. 517-518
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95 72. Using system thinking to gain insight into social, economic, and environmental aspects of sustainability for food production Said, M.

13 4 p. 594-595
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96 60. Water intake in hair lambs raised in tropical areas Herbster, C.J.L.

13 4 p. 582-583
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