Vegetable Harvest Residues as Alternative Forages: Feed Value, in Vitro Fermentation, Methane Production, and Digestibility of Fresh, Ensiled, and Pelleted Tomato Plant Residue

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HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe)
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2026-09-14
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Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact
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Vegetable Harvest Residues as Alternative Forages: Feed Value, in Vitro Fermentation, Methane Production, and Digestibility of Fresh, Ensiled, and Pelleted Tomato Plant Residue

Unal Kilic, Mahmoud O. A. Elfaki
HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe)
Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact
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Vegetable Harvest Residues as Alternative Forages: Feed Value, in Vitro Fermentation, Methane Production, and Digestibility of Fresh, Ensiled, and Pelleted Tomato Plant Residue

Unal Kilic, Mahmoud O. A. Elfaki
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Vegetable Harvest Residues as Alternative Forages: Feed Value, in Vitro Fermentation, Methane Production, and Digestibility of Fresh, Ensiled, and Pelleted Tomato Plant Residue — Unal Kilic, Mahmoud O. A. Elfaki · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS