Can We Really Fix Methane Without Breaking Digestion?

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Dr. Kelly Nichols, Assistant Professor at UC Davis sits down with CLEAR Conversations host, Tracy Sellers. The Nichols Lab focuses on characterizing the digestive and metabolic flexibility of dairy cattle to elevate our understanding of dietary protein and energy interactions, mammary gland metabolism, and postabsorptive nutrient utilization to improve the transfer of dietary nutrients into milk. Her lab conducts studies investigating metabolite flux at the tissue level (e.g., mammary gland), energy and nitrogen balance, digestibility, and milk production in response to nutritional interventions. Further, she is interested in how the postabsorptive efficiencies of nutrients (e.g., amino acids) interact and change with the physiological state of the cow throughout lactation. Listen on: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/clear-conversations/id1844923534 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0EsxxMUuHGRysasRq5k1bS iHeartRadio: https://iheart.com/podcast/299490214 Amazon Music/Audible: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/94808eee-a498-49ec-a3da-9bae97d0250d Text File: 00:00:00:00 - 00:00:00:18 Mitigating 00:00:00:18 - 00:00:01:18 enteric methane, 00:00:01:18 - 00:00:02:14 and what could be 00:00:02:14 - 00:00:04:10 the consequences of 00:00:04:10 - 00:00:05:21 drastically reducing 00:00:05:21 - 00:00:07:12 a really essential cycle 00:00:07:12 - 00:00:08:03 in the rumen. 00:00:08:03 - 00:00:09:07 We're very focused 00:00:09:07 - 00:00:10:01 on hitting 00:00:10:01 - 00:00:11:18 those targets, reducing 00:00:11:18 - 00:00:12:07 and coming up 00:00:12:07 - 00:00:13:01 with really innovative 00:00:13:01 - 00:00:14:03 ways to do that. 00:00:14:03 - 00:00:15:09 But we might be missing 00:00:15:09 - 00:00:16:03 some of that down 00:00:16:03 - 00:00:16:12 the road 00:00:16:12 - 00:00:17:15 Consequences, 00:00:17:15 - 00:00:18:10 for example, 00:00:18:10 - 00:00:19:06 how that interacts 00:00:19:06 - 00:00:20:04 with protein 00:00:20:04 - 00:00:28:08 metabolism in the body. 00:00:28:10 - 00:00:28:14 Well, 00:00:28:14 - 00:00:29:22 welcome to the Clear 00:00:29:22 - 00:00:31:05 Conversations podcast. 00:00:31:05 - 00:00:31:15 We're excited. 00:00:31:15 - 00:00:31:23 You're here 00:00:31:23 - 00:00:32:16 with us today. 00:00:32:16 - 00:00:32:20 Today 00:00:32:20 - 00:00:33:11 we're going to be talking 00:00:33:11 - 00:00:35:19 about cows and nutrition 00:00:35:19 - 00:00:36:20 And sustainability. 00:00:36:20 - 00:00:37:09 They're all 00:00:37:09 - 00:00:38:01 tied together. 00:00:38:01 - 00:00:39:10 They're all connected. 00:00:39:10 - 00:00:40:05 And our guest today 00:00:40:05 - 00:00:41:04 is Kelly Nichols. 00:00:41:04 - 00:00:41:20 She's an assistant 00:00:41:20 - 00:00:42:05 professor 00:00:42:05 - 00:00:42:21 of animal science 00:00:42:21 - 00:00:44:03 here at UC Davis. 00:00:44:03 - 00:00:45:11 Welcome, Kelly. Thanks. 00:00:45:11 - 00:00:46:03 Thanks for having me. 00:00:46:03 - 00:00:47:02 Great to be here. 00:00:47:02 - 00:00:47:15 Thanks for 00:00:47:15 - 00:00:48:11 being here with us. 00:00:48:11 - 00:00:49:03 So first of all, 00:00:49:03 - 00:00:49:21 tell us a little bit 00:00:49:21 - 00:00:50:13 about yourself, 00:00:50:13 - 00:00:51:05 your background 00:00:51:05 - 00:00:52:18 and how you got to study 00:00:52:18 - 00:00:53:15 dairy nutrition 00:00:53:15 - 00:00:54:06 in particular. 00:00:54:06 - 00:00:55:05 So yeah, I'm 00:00:55:05 - 00:00:56:16 a dairy nutritionist. 00:00:56:16 - 00:00:58:00 I'm from Canada 00:00:58:00 - 00:00:59:03 originally, didn't 00:00:59:03 - 00:01:00:22 grow up with dairy cows. 00:01:00:22 - 00:01:01:22 I actually grew 00:01:01:22 - 00:01:02:23 up on a horse farm, 00:01:02:23 - 00:01:04:10 so I always knew 00:01:04:10 - 00:01:05:07 kind of the realities 00:01:05:07 - 00:01:06:18 of taking care of large 00:01:06:18 - 00:01:09:18 animals 365 days a year. 00:01:09:20 - 00:01:10:14 At first I thought I 00:01:10:14 - 00:01:11:16 wanted to be a vet, 00:01:11:16 - 00:01:12:22 but when I went to 00:01:12:22 - 00:01:13:19 the University of Guelph 00:01:13:19 - 00:01:15:04 to do my undergrad, 00:01:15:04 - 00:01:17:01 that's where I started 00:01:17:01 - 00:01:17:12 to get involved 00:01:17:12 - 00:01:18:19 in research projects. 00:01:18:19 - 00:01:19:16 And, 00:01:19:16 - 00:01:20:06 one of the labs 00:01:20:06 - 00:01:21:04 I worked in 00:01:21:04 - 00:01:22:10 was a dairy 00:01:22:10 - 00:01:22:19 nutrition 00:01:22:19 - 00:01:24:04 and metabolism lab. 00:01:24:04 - 00:01:25:02 And you combine 00:01:25:02 - 00:01:25:11 that with 00:01:25:11 - 00:01:26:04 some of the courses 00:01:26:04 - 00:01:26:22 I was taking, 00:01:26:22 - 00:01:28:05 and I really fell in love 00:01:28:05 - 00:01:30:12 with ruminant metabolism 00:01:30:12 - 00:01:31:18 and how nutrition 00:01:31:18 - 00:01:32:15 can influence 00:01:32:15 - 00:01:34:00 how, 00:01:34:00 - 00:01:34:20 all of the metabolic 00:01:34:20 - 00:01:35:16 pathways work 00:01:35:16 - 00:01:37:14 in, particularly dairy 00:01...

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