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Embrapa Gado de Leite. |
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PERES, A. A. DE C.; CARVALHO, C. A. B. DE; CARVALHO, M. I. DE A. B.; VASQUEZ, H. N.; SILVA, J. F. C. DA; CLIPES, R. C.; MORENZ, M. J. F. |
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AFONSO AURÉLIO DE CARVALHO PERES, UFF; CARLOS AUGUSTO B. DE CARVALHO, APTA; MARIA INES DE AQUINO BARBOSA CARVALHO, APTA; HERNAN MALDONADO VASQUEZ, UENF-RJ; JOSE FERNANDO C. DA SILVA, UENF-RJ; RENATA COGO CLIPES, UENF-RJ; MIRTON JOSE FROTA MORENZ, CNPGL. |
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Production and quality of milk from Mantiqueira dairy cows feeding on mombasa grass pasture and receiving different sources of roughage supplementation, |
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2012 |
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Revista Brasileira de Zootecnia, v. 41, n. 3, p. 790-796, 2012. |
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DOI: |
https://doi.org/10.1590/S1516-35982012000300044 |
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Inglês |
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Production and quality of milk from dairy cows grazing exclusively on Mombasa grass pasture, during the spring-summer period and fed roughage supplementations, during the autumn-winter, were evaluated in two consecutive years. The pasture of 11.4 ha was divided into 57 paddocks of 2,000 m² each, including three replications with 19 paddocks each. The pasture was managed with two occupation days and 36 resting days. During the spring-summer period, cows received only grass pasture. In the autumn-winter period, they had access to Mombasa grass pasture and received roughage supplementations (black oat pasture; sorghum silage or sugarcane + urea) and pasture every 28 days, alternately. The animals had access to mineral mix and water and received 500 g of concentrated in each of the two milking times. The experimental design used was for response to continuous flow in rotational trial, similar to the Latin square model. In the spring-summer period, the average milk production was 12.2±2.2 and 14.0±3.8 kg/cow per day; for the autumn-winter period, the milk production was 13.5±2.9 and 12.1±2.5 kg/cow per day in the black oat pasture; 11.8±2.5 and 10.9±2.3 kg/cow per day in the sorghum silage and 11.3±1.8 and 8.4±1.5 kg/cow per day in the sugarcane + urea, for 1st and 2nd years evaluated, respectively. The black oat was the roughage supplementation that yielded the highest average daily milk production. There were no differences in the milk chemical composition between roughage supplementations. MenosProduction and quality of milk from dairy cows grazing exclusively on Mombasa grass pasture, during the spring-summer period and fed roughage supplementations, during the autumn-winter, were evaluated in two consecutive years. The pasture of 11.4 ha was divided into 57 paddocks of 2,000 m² each, including three replications with 19 paddocks each. The pasture was managed with two occupation days and 36 resting days. During the spring-summer period, cows received only grass pasture. In the autumn-winter period, they had access to Mombasa grass pasture and received roughage supplementations (black oat pasture; sorghum silage or sugarcane + urea) and pasture every 28 days, alternately. The animals had access to mineral mix and water and received 500 g of concentrated in each of the two milking times. The experimental design used was for response to continuous flow in rotational trial, similar to the Latin square model. In the spring-summer period, the average milk production was 12.2±2.2 and 14.0±3.8 kg/cow per day; for the autumn-winter period, the milk production was 13.5±2.9 and 12.1±2.5 kg/cow per day in the black oat pasture; 11.8±2.5 and 10.9±2.3 kg/cow per day in the sorghum silage and 11.3±1.8 and 8.4±1.5 kg/cow per day in the sugarcane + urea, for 1st and 2nd years evaluated, respectively. The black oat was the roughage supplementation that yielded the highest average daily milk production. There were no differences in the milk chemical composition between roughage supp... Mostrar Tudo |
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Aveia preta; Gado de leite; Lotação rotacionada; Silagem de sorgo. |
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Cana de Açúcar. |
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Categoria do assunto: |
L Ciência Animal e Produtos de Origem Animal |
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https://ainfo.cnptia.embrapa.br/digital/bitstream/doc/952186/1/Production-and-quality-of-milk-from-Mantiqueira-dairy-cows.pdf
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