饲料中添加康贝对荷斯坦乳牛产奶量及乳成分的影响

奶牛日粮添加13克高活性康贝，试验组的产奶量比对照组提高1．78千克（P＜0．05）；添加20克，增幅达2．74千克（P＜0．01），乳脂量比对照组高9．88％（P＜0．05），牛奶中体细胞数低于13克组和对照组（P＜0．05）。大群饲喂20克康贝的生产试验也获得了 相似的结果。     

调控饲料对奶牛产奶量和乳成分的影响

为研究调控饲料对奶牛产奶量和乳成分的影响,试验选择10头年龄、胎次、泌乳天数、产奶量相近的泌乳牛,按照配对试验设计分为2组,一组为对照组(饲喂基础日粮),另一组为试验组(饲喂添加调控饲料的基础日粮)。结果表明,试验组每头奶牛日均增奶量比对照组多1.366kg(P<0.05),乳蛋白、乳脂率、乳糖、乳中干物质含量相比差异不显著。通过试验前后对比可知,调控饲料显著提高了奶牛的产奶量。     

大豆磷脂对奶牛产奶量及乳成分的影响

本实验选用14头年龄、胎次、产奶量、乳成分基本一致的奶牛,分为对照组和试验组。试验组奶牛日粮用未经包被处理的大豆磷脂替代玉米(占日粮精饲料2%),探索其对奶牛产奶量及乳脂率和乳蛋白的影响。结果发现:试验组比对照组产奶量提高0.9千克/天·头(p>0.05),乳蛋白上升,乳脂率下降,但差异均不显著(p>0.05)。     

饲料中添加康贝对荷斯坦乳牛产奶量及乳成分的影响

在高产奶牛日粮中添加13克高活性康贝试验组的产奶量比对照组提高1．78千克（P＜0．05），当添加量达到20克时，增加达2．74千克（P＜0．05），乳胆量也显著比对照组高9．88％（P＜0．05），而且牛奶中的体细胞数也显著低于13克组和对照组（P＜0．05）。大群饲喂20克康贝的生产试验也获得了相似的结果。     

胡萝卜对奶牛产奶量及乳成分的影响

试验通过在产奶牛日粮中添加胡萝卜,研究胡萝卜不同饲喂量对舍饲奶牛的奶产量和乳成分的影响。试验牛选用中国荷斯坦奶牛,体重500~600 kg,胎次为头胎、泌乳100 d左右的健康荷斯坦奶牛30头,采用完全随机区组设计,分为3个处理组,试验1组为对照组(基础日粮),试验2组(基础日粮+5 kg胡萝卜)、试验3组(基础日粮+7.5 kg胡萝卜)为试验组,基础日粮由全株青贮玉米、羊草和精料组成。研究结果显示,奶牛在添加胡萝卜后能够显著提高产奶量,90 d后试验2组的产奶量比对照组提高了11.94%(P<0.05),试验3组的产奶量比对照组提高了16.17%(P<0.05),牛奶的风味也得到很大的改善。     

不同饲料组合对奶牛泌乳性能及乳成分的影响

探讨不同组合粗饲料对泌乳期奶牛产奶量、乳中主要成分变化。试验结果表明，在相同的饲养管理条件下，体重在410kg-420kg之间泌乳期奶牛，日产4．0％乳脂率标准乳试验3组饲喂5：1的玉米秸青贮和稻草粗饲料好于饲喂3：1的玉米秸秆和稻草粗饲料试验2组，试验3、2组明显的好于饲喂1：1的玉米秸和稻草试验1组。乳脂率、乳蛋白质、乳钙，饲喂3：1的玉米秸和稻草粗饲料与5：1的玉米秸青贮和稻草粗饲料高于饲喂1：1的玉米秸和稻草粗饲料。三种组合粗饲料，试验期日产奶分别达到20．21kg、24．76kg、25．54kg，日产奶分别收入35．37元、43．33元、44．68元，比试验前预试期平均日产奶量19．37kg，产奶收入34．87元比试验1、2、3组每天分别增收0．43元、8．84元、9．93元．相应提高1．56％、31．99％、35．94％。经济效益十分显著。     

复合酶对奶牛产奶量和乳成分的影响

本试验旨在研究复合酶对奶牛产奶量和乳成分的影响。选择胎次、泌乳天数、产奶量相近的健康荷斯坦泌乳牛30头,随机分为2组,即试验组和对照组,试验组每日在TMR中添加复合酶制剂50g。结果显示,试验组奶牛日均产奶量对比照组提高了6．6％,差异显著（P〈0．05）;试验组乳蛋白率比对照组提高0．19％,差异显著（P〈0．05）,乳脂率比对照组提高0．3％,差异显著（P〈0．05）,乳糖含量比对照组提高0．2％;经济效益每天每头奶牛比对照组多盈利3．88K。说明每日在奶牛TMR中添加50g复合酶,可提高奶牛产奶量,改善牛奶品质,增加经济效益。     

乳倍利对奶牛产奶量和乳成分的影响

试验选用产后约112d的奶牛30头,采用单因子配对试验,以泌乳天数、胎次和产奶量基本一致为配对原则分成试验组和对照组。试验组奶牛的日粮中用1kg乳倍利代替部分的蛋白饲料和过瘤胃脂肪(钙皂),其他成分同对照组。探索乳倍利对奶牛的产奶量、乳脂率、乳蛋白率、乳糖率、乳干物质率和体细胞数的影响。试验结果表明,日粮中添加乳倍利可以使奶牛的产奶量提高1.15kg/d.头;与对照组相比乳脂率提高4.92%,差异不显著(P>0.05);乳蛋白率提高了3.24%,差异显著(P<0.05)。     

复合酶制剂对奶牛产奶量及乳成分的影响

选取荷斯坦奶牛90头,将相同胎次的牛随机分配到对照组﹑处理Ⅰ组和处理Ⅱ组中,分别饲喂复合酶制剂0、10和20 g/d,探究不同剂量的复合酶制剂对高产奶牛的生产性能及乳成分的影响。结果显示:复合酶制剂可以提高奶牛日产奶量,添加10 g/d可提高产奶量0.9 kg/d(P0.05);添加20 g/d可提高1.5 kg/d(P0.05),投入产出比为1∶6,提高经济效益。在乳成分方面,复合酶制剂可显著提高奶牛日乳脂量(P0.05),对乳蛋白、乳糖、体细胞数等其他指标无显著影响(P0.05)。结果表明:添加复合酶制剂可在一定程度上提高经济效益,改善乳品质,并且添加20 g/d复合酶制剂的效果优于添加10 g/d。     

Influence of feed mixtures supplemented with animal fat on milk yield and milk composition]

Animal fat was administered in fat-supplemented mixtures of concentrates in amounts varying from 0%, 5%, to 10%. The trials were carried out on 12 dairy cows. The best results were obtained with mixed concentrates containing 5% of animal fat. Animals on these food rations produced 6.75% more milk (expressed in units of fat-corrected milk (FCM) and 9.87% more milk fat. Additions of animal fat affected the composition of milk fat in such a way that the milk contained smaller portions of short-chain fatty acids and higher proportions of stearic and oleic acid.     

半胱胺对奶牛产奶量、乳脂率和饲料转化率的影响

半胱胺又名 β -巯基乙胺 (Cysteamine ,Cs) ,是动物体内辅酶A(CoA)的组成部分 ,为一种非激素类生理活性物质 ,在动物体细胞中可检测到其存在 (Millard ,1 985 )。经多种动物试验研究表明 ,饲料中添加半胱胺能耗竭动物体内的生长抑制激素(SS) ,同时促进机体内源性生长激素 (GH)的合成释放增加 ,随着生长抑制激素浓度的降低 ,消化液分泌增多 ,促进了消化和吸收 ,整体代谢水平提高(王燕玲等 ,1 999)。为探讨饲料中添加半胱胺对奶牛产奶量的影响 ,进行本次试验。1　材料与方法1 1　试验药品　半胱胺 (Cs87)由上海华广达生化实业有限公司…     

饲料营养成分对牛奶质量的影响

<正>近年来我国奶业进入快速发展时期,2000年以来我国的奶类总产量年平均增长率都在两位数以上,奶业占畜牧业的比例迅速增加,人均占有量与十年前相比有了显著的增加。同时人们对牛奶质量的要求也越来越高,这就涉及到提高牛奶质量的问题,如何改善牛奶品质已成为各国营养学家研究的热点。牛乳含有水分、乳蛋白、乳脂肪、乳糖、矿物质、磷脂、维生素、酶类、免疫物质和色素等多种成分。正常的乳成分基本上是稳定的,但各成分也有一定的变动范围,     

Effect of lameness on milk yield in dairy cows

OBJECTIVE: To examine the relationship between lameness and milk yield in dairy cows. DESIGN: Cohort study. ANIMALS: 531 dairy cows. PROCEDURE: Cows affected with lameness were classified into 1 of 3 groups on the basis of type of diseases or lesions observed, including interdigital phlegmon (foot rot), papillomatous digital dermatitis (foot warts), or claw lesions. Cows not affected with lameness were classified as healthy. From Dairy Herd Improvement Association records, 305-day mature equivalent milk yield data were collected at the end of lactation or when the cow left the herd. Milk yield was compared between cows affected with lameness and healthy cows. RESULTS: 167 (31%) cows were affected with lameness during lactation. Lame cows had claw lesions (60%), papillomatous digital dermatitis (31%), or interdigital phlegmon (9%). Milk yield in lame cows with interdigital phlegmon (mean, 17,122 lb) was significantly less, compared with healthy cows (19,007 lb). CONCLUSIONS AND CLINICAL RELEVANCE: In this herd, interdigital phlegmon was associated with a 10% decrease in milk production. Lame cows with claw lesions or papillomatous digital dermatitis produced less milk than healthy cows, but the difference was not significant.     

Effect of silage:Concentrate ratio on feed intake,growth rate and subsequent milk yield of early calving heifers

The influence of silage:concentrate ratio (energy concentration) on voluntary feed intake, growth rate, feed utilization, reproduction and subsequent milk yield in early calving dairy heifers was examined. Forty-eight heifers of the breed Black and White were divided into four groups fed clover—grass silage and concentrates ad libitum in the ratios 100:0, 75:25, 50:50 and 25:75 of Scandinavian feed units (Sc.f.u.).Below 200 kg liveweight the daily intake of dry matter increased with increasing level of concentrates. Above 200 kg there were no significant differences in dry matter intake. As a consequence of the energy concentration of the rations (70, 78, 89 and 96 Sc.f.u. per 100 kg dry matter), the intake of net energy increased with the amount of concentrates, and consequently the daily gain increased. The increase in daily gain with concentrate level decreased with increasing liveweight.Puberty always occurred at the same liveweight, whereas age at first oestrus decreased with increasing content of concentrates in the ration offered ad libitum. This was reflected in a lowering of the age at first calving from 23.9 to 20.2 months. There was no significant difference in average milk yield in the first lactation. The milk yield was relatively low in all groups, and possible explanations for this depression are discussed.     

Effects of malic acid on feed intake, milk yield, milk components and metabolites in early lactation Holstein dairy cows

The objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of malic acid (MA) on feed intake, milk yield and composition, blood metabolites and energy balance in early lactation Holstein dairy cows from 1 to 63 day in milk (DIM). Twenty-eight multiparous Holstein dairy cows, blocked by lactation number, previous 305-d mature equivalent milk production, and expected calving date, were arranged into four groups in a randomized block design. Treatments were: control (without MA), LMA, MMA and HMA with 70, 140 and 210 g malic acid per cow per day, respectively. The supplement of food grade MA (99.8% of MA) was hand-mixed into the top one-third of the daily ration. Cows were fed ad libitum a total mixed ration consisting of equal proportion of forage and concentrate. Milk yield increased (P = 0.04), but feed intake and milk components were not affected (P > 0.05) by MA supplementation. The energy balance, expressed as the difference between energy input and output, tended to be higher (P = 0.08) for MA supplemented cows during the 63-DIM period MA and supplemented cows showed a trend (P = 0.07) toward less loss of BW during the 63-day period, especially during the first 21-day of lactation. Concentrations of plasma glucose and serum insulin were higher for cows fed LMA, MMA, and HMA relative to control and linearly (P < 0.01) increased with increasing MA supplementation. Concentrations of non-esterified fatty acids (NEFA), beta-hydroxybutyrate (BHBA) and urine ketones were lower for MA-supplemented cows at 7, 14 and 21 DIM of lactation and linearly (P < 0.01) decreased with increasing MA supplementation. Although feed intake was not affected, milk yield increased, MA-supplemented cows experienced higher concentrations of plasma glucose and serum insulin, lower concentrations of plasma BHBA and NEFA, and lower concentrations of urine ketones, suggesting that nutrient digestibilities and energy availability may have been improved.     

Effect of bromelain on milk yield,milk composition and mammary health in dairy goats

A 7 month prospective cohort study was designed to determine if feeding bromelain to dairy goats influenced the MSCC, milk yield, milk composition and the incidence of IMI. Forty-four clinically normal goats from 2nd to 6th parities were studied. Daily bromelain dosage was 7.4 grams/animal (185-mg/Kg weight). Samples for diagnostic bacteriology were collected from each udder half every 2 weeks. Samples for MSCC and composition were obtained every 42 days. Milk yield was also recorded every 42 days. Bromelain affected milk protein and fat but not MSCC, milk yield or milk lactose. Bromelain did not decrease the MSCC in healthy goats. Milk protein and fat increased in the bromelain treated group (P < 0.01), which is important for dairymen because premiums are paid milk fat and protein content. No clinical mastitis was detected in the goats for the total study period and incidence rate of subclinical IMI was 5.7%. Relative risk was 1.50 (0.28 < RR < 8.12) which means that the bromelain had no significant effect on IMI (P > 0.05). In addition, the use of pineapple by-products could be especially important in tropical countries were pineapple waste seems to be a pollution problem.     

Effect of rumen-protected nutrients on feed intake,body weights,milk yield,and composition in Murrah buffaloes during early lactation

The effect of rumen-protected nutrients (bypass fat, BPF; bypass protein, BPP; or their combination, BPPF) was investigated in Murrah buffaloes during the early stage of lactation. Forty Murrah buffaloes (BW 531.92?±?10.85 kg) just after parturition were randomly distributed into four groups according to parity and milk production. Buffaloes individually fed ration from day 0 to 90 postpartum according to feeding group and nutrient requirement. Control and BPF fed groups received a concentrate mixture, CM1 with 25% rumen-protected protein (using barley, wheat bran, and mustard oil cake), BPP and BPPF groups received a second concentrate mixture, CM2 with 40% rumen-protected protein (using barley, de-oiled rice bran, and cottonseed cake). Bypass fat fed groups (BPF and BPPF) additionally were supplemented with 15 g BPF (Ca salt of long-chain fatty acids) per kg milk yield in their respective concentrate mixtures. Dry matter intake, body weights, body condition score, and total milk yield were similar between groups (P?>?0.05). Fat-corrected milk (FCM) production was improved (14.5%, P?>?0.05) in groups fed BPP and BPPF, while significant (19.45%, P?<?0.05) improvement was observed in BPF-fed group. Overall mean values of milk fat, solid not fat, protein, lactose, and total solids were found to be high (P?<?0.05) in treatment groups as compared with control values. It may be concluded that supplementation with BPP or BPF either alone or in combination positively influences the quality of milk produced in Murrah buffaloes during early lactation and BPF additionally had improvement on the quantitative trait of milk as well.