Stephanie A. Terry, Ph.D.
Current research and/or projects
Current research focuses on the use of nutritional and technological strategies to mitigate whole-system ruminant greenhouse gas production and enhance the efficiency of beef cattle production
Research and/or project statements
Projects include:
- Investigation of seaweeds to decrease enteric methane production
- Strategies to improve the digestibility of low quality forages
- Use of by-products in ruminant production
- Evaluation of novel dietary additives to decrease enteric methane production
Professional activities / interests
- Beef cattle research
- Ruminant greenhouse gas measurement
- Ruminant nutrient digestibility
Education and awards
Ph.D. Veterinary Science (Ruminant Nutrition and Microbiology), University of Sydney, Australia, 2020
Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience (Honours I), University of Sydney, Australia, 2016
International experience and/or work
Brazil - Evaluation of tropical forages, oils, and oilseeds to inhibit enteric methane production
Germany - Evaluation of dietary additives using in vitro techniques
Australia - Evaluation of dietary additives using in vitro techniques
Key publications
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Terry, S.A., Badhan, A., Wang, Y., Chaves, A.V., McAllister, T.A. (2019). Fibre digestion by rumen microbiota — a review of recent metagenomic and metatranscriptomic studies, 99(4), 678-692. http://dx.doi.org/10.1139/cjas-2019-0024
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