Argentina

Jorge
Martínez Ferrer

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION; BEEF MEAT QUALITY; RUMINANT FEEDING AND NUTRITION; RUMINAL FERMENTATION MODIFIERS; ENTERIC METHANE MITIGATION; NITROGEN METABOLISM AND EXCRETION.

Biography

Researcher in the area of Ruminant Nutrition in the Livestock Production Group of the Animal Production Group of Manfredi Agricultural Experimental Station of the National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA), located in the central region of Córdoba, Argentina. He graduated from the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences of the National University of Córdoba, where he later obtained his Master's Degree in Agricultural Sciences, with a mention in Animal Production. His work focuses on ruminant feeding, particularly in rumen digestion and fermentation. His studies aim to understand and quantitatively describe the digestive processes that occur within the rumen, and thus be able to design and evaluate feeding strategies and fermentation modulators that allow improving efficiency in the use of nutrients, reducing the emission of contaminants, and positively impact the composition and nutritional value of meat. He coordinated research teams of INTA's National Animal Production Program (meat quality in cattle; nutrition in beef cattle), and was head of the Livestock Production research group.

Contact information: martinez.ferrer@inta.gob.ar

Fellow researchers

Colombia

Olga Lucia Mayorga Mogollón

biochemistry Agricultural systems Climate smart agriculture Gas emission
Argentina

Patricia Ricci

animal nutrition Agricultural systems Climate smart agriculture Family agriculture Gas emission
Colombia

Yury Tatiana Granja Salcedo

Ruminant Nutrition GHG Precision Livestock Metabolism Rumen Microbiology
Colombia

Diana Marcela Valencia Echavarria

Ruminant Nutrition Precision Livestock GHG Pasture and Forage Management
Colombia

Andrea Milena Sierra Alarcón

Ruminant nutrition GHG Grass and forage
Colombia

Fredy Enrique Segura Quijano

Embedded Systems. Passive sensors. tinyML
Argentina

Florencia Garcia

Enteric methane mitigation; Feed additives; Ruminant production; Ruminal microbiota; Greenhouse Gases
Sponsors
BID
IICA
With the support of
Fondo Coreano de Alianza para el Conocimiento en Tecnología e Innovación (KPK)