Lactation curves of Holstein x Gyr dual-purpose cows under humid tropical conditions

The aim of this study was to identify the foremost model that depict the lactation curve of dual-purpose crossbred cows under a humid tropical environment. Six models were compared to describe the lactation curves of three breed groups using 1231 milk records of 160 cows. The breed groups were 0-25%...

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Hauptverfasser: Peralta-Torres, Jorge Alonso, Izquierdo-Camacho, Yuliana, Ojeda-Robertos, Nadia Florencia, Severino-Lendechy, Víctor Hugo, Ek-Mex, Jesús Enrique, Segura-Correa, José Candelario
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description The aim of this study was to identify the foremost model that depict the lactation curve of dual-purpose crossbred cows under a humid tropical environment. Six models were compared to describe the lactation curves of three breed groups using 1231 milk records of 160 cows. The breed groups were 0-25%, F1 (50%) and 62.5-75% Holstein x Gyr crosses. Parameters of the models and curves were estimated using non-linear procedures. The best model was determined by the Akaike information criterion. Wood, Sikka and Wilmink models provided a good fit to the lactation curves for the breed groups; however, the Wood model was applied to depict the lactation curves, the day at which lactation peak was reached and milk yield at the peak. The aspect of the curves differed according to the breed group. The low graded Holstein cows had typical standard curves, and the F1 and high graded cows had no lactation curve peak. Milk yield at start of lactation increased as the Holstein blood increased. The rate of milk per day was close to zero (0.0813 for 0-25% Holstein cows; 0.0247 for F1 and 0.0023 kg/day for 62.5-75% Holstein cows). The aspect of the lactation curve varied depending on the non-linear model and the grade of Holstein. The shapes of the lactation curves vary according to the breed group from normal to without peak milk yield.
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