Kim Viggo Weiby
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Kim Viggo Weiby is a researcher focused on sustainable dairy production, with particular expertise in the intersection of animal nutrition, forage science, and greenhouse gas mitigation. His work centers on understanding how silage management—including grassland species selection and harvesting frequency—influences both milk yield and environmental outputs. In his most cited study (2024, 4 citations), Weiby demonstrated that altering harvest frequency and forage type can significantly affect feed intake and milk production in dairy cows, while also reducing methane emissions. This research provides actionable insights for farmers seeking to balance productivity with climate goals. By linking agronomic practices directly to animal performance and environmental impact, Weiby contributes to the development of low-carbon dairy systems. His work is particularly relevant for researchers and practitioners in ruminant nutrition, agricultural sustainability, and climate-smart farming.
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