ArticleVeterinary sciences2026
Functional Classification of Tropical Cattle Feeding Systems Reveals Consistent Associations with Dairy Lipid Quality, Enteric Methane Emissions, and Preclinical Metabolic Outcomes: A Multi-Study Narrative Synthesis.
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Administrative labels such as "organic" or "pasture-fed" animal food products inadequately capture the biological complexity of dairy production systems and consequently fail to differentiate potentially meaningful associations with nutritional quality, environmental impact and consumers' health. We developed a functional classification framework based on three measurable traits: (1) botanical diversity, (2) concentrate dependence, and (3) input intensity, and applied it to six observational and/or experimental studies from tropical Mexico (n = 109 farms across Yucatán, Chiapas, and Colima federal states). Animal production systems were categorized as: (a) biodiverse grazing (silvopastoral, organic, or traditional grazing; >15 plant species or 8-14 species with concentrate < 25% dry matter intake and no synthetic inputs) or (b) conventional (monoculture/indoor systems; <5 plant species or 6-10 species with concentrate >40% with a use of agrochemicals). Biodiverse grazing systems produced lower daily milk yields (6.1 vs. 7.7 L d
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