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Alexander N. Hristov

Alexander N. Hristov

Hristov has a Ph.D. in ruminant nutrition from his native Bulgaria. Currently, he is an Associate Professor of Dairy Nutrition with Penn State University.

Professor - Dairy Nutrition / Pennsylvania State University
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Penn State methane-reducing feed additive research

Research studies with dairy cows at Pennsylvania State University showed that daily enteric methane emissions were decreased 28% by methane inhibitor 3-nitrooxypropanol (3-NOP).
March 10, 2023
Alexander N. Hristov

In the big picture of U.S. greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, contribution of livestock is relatively small.


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Histidine – a limiting amino acid for lactating dairy cows?

May 5, 2017
Fabio Giallongo and Alexander N. Hristov
Methionine (Met) and lysine (Lys) are the two most studied essential amino acids (AAs) and have been shown to be limiting output of milk protein in dairy cows fed North American rations. Histidine (His) is another of the 10 nutritionally essential AAs that must be provided in sufficient amounts in the diet of lactating cows.
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Feed efficiency or maximum milk production?

February 2, 2011
Alexander N. Hristov
Manure nutrients, a valuable commodity in the past, are becoming an unwanted pollutant. Manure is a natural “byproduct” of milk and meat production from farm animals. In human history, this “byproduct” has always been regarded as a highly valuable source of nutrients and was being applied back to the soil where the nutrients to feed animals originally came from.
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