Mogens Larsen
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Mogens Larsen is a dairy nutrition researcher whose work focuses on optimizing feed strategies to improve the performance and health of dairy cows. His most-cited study, "Effects of feeding sugar beets, ensiled with or without an additive, on the performance of dairy cows" (2017), has garnered 11 citations, reflecting its practical relevance to the dairy industry. In this work, Larsen investigated how ensiled sugar beets—either treated with an additive or left untreated—influence milk production, feed efficiency, and cow well-being. His findings provide valuable insights into preserving forage quality and enhancing nutrient utilization, directly supporting more sustainable and profitable dairy farming. Larsen’s research bridges the gap between basic feed science and on-farm application, helping farmers make informed decisions about silage management. While his citation count is modest, his contributions are significant within the specialized field of ruminant nutrition, where even incremental advances can have substantial economic and environmental impacts. For students and researchers in animal science, Larsen’s work exemplifies how targeted, applied studies can drive meaningful improvements in livestock management.
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