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Zana van Dijk

Zana van Dijk

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Editor, Dairy Global

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health,Food nutrition, healthy living recipes, fitness

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physics, theoretical

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Total articles 205

  • A natural feed additive: Onion peel in the cow diet to reduce methane

    By Zana van Dijk| Dairy Global Verified Showing promise as a natural feed additive, a recent study evaluated the impact of onion peel in dairy cow diets. Results indicate better nutrient degradability and the potential to reduce methane. The study, published in the journal Animals, reveals that onion peel, a by-product of the onion processing industry, is showing promise as a natural feed additive and the potential to reduce methane emissions.

    By Zana van Dijk · Dairy Global

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • FMD Europe: Austria closes borders for pigs, cattle

    By Zana van Dijk| Pig Progress Verified Austria has closed 24 small border crossings with Hungary and Slovakia in an attempt to stop the spread of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) into the country. Austria was last affected by FMD in 1981. The Austrian border closures as of 5 April were announced in the wake of the emergence of the disease in cattle in recent weeks (March) in both Hungary and Slovakia, both countries have been free from FMD for 50 years.

    By Zana van Dijk · Pig Progress

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • A natural feed additive: Onion peel in the cow diet to reduce methane

    By Zana van Dijk| Dairy Global Verified Showing promise as a natural feed additive, a recent study evaluated the impact of onion peel in dairy cow diets. Results indicate better nutrient degradability and the potential to reduce methane. The study, published in the journal Animals, reveals that onion peel, a by-product of the onion processing industry, is showing promise as a natural feed additive and the potential to reduce methane emissions.

    By Zana van Dijk · Dairy Global

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Dairy Global

Doetinchem, Gelderland, Netherlands