Recovering lactating dairy cows from diet-induced milk fat depression using corn with different starch degradabilities

Recovering lactating dairy cows from diet-induced milk fat depression using corn with different starch degradabilities

Milk fat depression (MFD) is a condition where milk fat synthesis is impeded by ruminal biohydrogenation intermediates and continues to be a problem in the dairy industry. Here, an abstract of an article by Koch et al determining the effects of feeding a high- or low-rumen degradable starch diet aft...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of animal science 2016-10, Vol.94, p.741-742
Hauptverfasser: Koch, B M, Koch, L E, Bridges, W C, Lascano, G J
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Animal lactation
Carbohydrates
Cattle
Corn
Cow's milk
Dairy industry
Diet
Feeds
Intermediates
Mental depression
Milk
Nutrient deficiency
Starch
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Carbohydrates
Cattle
Corn
Cow's milk
Dairy industry
Diet
Feeds
Intermediates
Mental depression
Milk
Nutrient deficiency
Starch
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