Developmental programming of production and reproduction in dairy cows: V. Association of the main and interactive effects of maternal level of milk production and milk fat to protein ratio with offspring's birth weight, survival, and productive and reproductive performance from birth to the first lactation period

Level of dam milk production (DMP) and dam milk fat to protein ratio (DFPR), as an indicator of metabolic status in dairy cows, have been identified to be associated with productive and reproductive performance of the offspring. Yet whether the interaction of DMP by DFPR can be associated with perfo...

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Veröffentlicht in:Theriogenology 2024-10, Vol.228, p.17-29
Hauptverfasser: Mobedi, Emadeddin, Dehghan Harati, Hamid Reza, Allahyari, Iman, Gharagozlou, Faramarz, Vojgani, Mehdi, Baghbanani, Reza Hemmati, Akbarinejad, Amirsina, Akbarinejad, Vahid
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Zusammenfassung:Level of dam milk production (DMP) and dam milk fat to protein ratio (DFPR), as an indicator of metabolic status in dairy cows, have been identified to be associated with productive and reproductive performance of the offspring. Yet whether the interaction of DMP by DFPR can be associated with performance of the offspring have not been studied to our knowledge. Therefore, the present study was conducted to investigate the association of the main and interactive effects of DMP and DFPR with offspring's birth weight, survival, milk yield and fertility. To this end, data of birth weight, culling rate, milk yield and reproductive variables of offspring born to lactating dams (n = 14,582) and data associated with DMP and DFPR during 305-day lactation were retrieved. Afterwards, offspring were classified in three categories of DMP, including DMP1 (dams with
ISSN:0093-691X
1879-3231
1879-3231
DOI:10.1016/j.theriogenology.2024.07.019