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May 1, 2026JDS CommunicationsOpen Access

Minimising nutrient losses to freshwater from pasture-based dairy systems

R.W. McDowell K. A. MacIntosh J.R. Roche O. Fenton L. Delaby

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The aim is to identify effective strategies for minimizing nutrient loss to freshwater from pasture-based dairy systems.
Evaluated nutrient losses through agricultural runoff.
Compared different dairy system practices to assess effectiveness.
Significantly reduced nutrient losses were observed in managed systems compared to conventional methods.
Implementation of specific strategies led to an over 30% decrease in nutrient runoff.
Results highlight the importance of efficient nutrient management in promoting environmental sustainability.

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Examines nutrient loss reduction in dairy systems, suggesting efficient management practices.

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McDowell et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fd7cd4bfa21ec5bbf05b43 https://doi.org/10.3168/jdsc.2025-0934

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