Effekten av olika andelar grovfoder och kraftfoder i foderstaten på mjölkproduktion, välfärd och hälsa hos mjölkkor

Dairy cows transform grass to milk with help from ruminal microorganisms that can digest indigestible fiber in their feed. The digestive system of the cow is adapted to a diet consisting of forage and disorders like acidosis, laminitis and abomasal displacement can occur if the feed contains too muc...

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Autor principal: Herlitz, Susanna
Formato: M2
Lenguaje:sueco
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Publicado: SLU/Dept. of Animal Nutrition and Management (until 231231) 2010
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description Dairy cows transform grass to milk with help from ruminal microorganisms that can digest indigestible fiber in their feed. The digestive system of the cow is adapted to a diet consisting of forage and disorders like acidosis, laminitis and abomasal displacement can occur if the feed contains too much starch. To achieve the highest production possible the cow has to be given a high amount of concentrate or grain as the difference in milk yield is significant, approximately 1000 kg energy corrected milk per cow and year between conventional and organic cows that are fed a lower versus a higher share of forage. If the cow shall be able to eat the same amount of energy from forage as from grain or concentrate the eating- and rumination time gets longer and she might not be able to eat enough, which will result in a lower milk yield and will make it harder for the cow to recover from the negative energy balance that originate from the beginning of the lactation. Fat and in a sense protein content differs also depending on if the cow is given a high or low share of forage.
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spelling RepoSLU14372012-04-20T14:14:08Z Effekten av olika andelar grovfoder och kraftfoder i foderstaten på mjölkproduktion, välfärd och hälsa hos mjölkkor The effect of different forage and concentrate ratios on milk production, welfare and health in dairy cows Herlitz, Susanna Grovfoder Mjölkproduktion Hälsa Dairy cows transform grass to milk with help from ruminal microorganisms that can digest indigestible fiber in their feed. The digestive system of the cow is adapted to a diet consisting of forage and disorders like acidosis, laminitis and abomasal displacement can occur if the feed contains too much starch. To achieve the highest production possible the cow has to be given a high amount of concentrate or grain as the difference in milk yield is significant, approximately 1000 kg energy corrected milk per cow and year between conventional and organic cows that are fed a lower versus a higher share of forage. If the cow shall be able to eat the same amount of energy from forage as from grain or concentrate the eating- and rumination time gets longer and she might not be able to eat enough, which will result in a lower milk yield and will make it harder for the cow to recover from the negative energy balance that originate from the beginning of the lactation. Fat and in a sense protein content differs also depending on if the cow is given a high or low share of forage. SLU/Dept. of Animal Nutrition and Management (until 231231) 2010 M2 swe eng https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/1437/
spellingShingle Grovfoder
Mjölkproduktion
Hälsa
Herlitz, Susanna
Effekten av olika andelar grovfoder och kraftfoder i foderstaten på mjölkproduktion, välfärd och hälsa hos mjölkkor
title Effekten av olika andelar grovfoder och kraftfoder i foderstaten på mjölkproduktion, välfärd och hälsa hos mjölkkor
title_full Effekten av olika andelar grovfoder och kraftfoder i foderstaten på mjölkproduktion, välfärd och hälsa hos mjölkkor
title_fullStr Effekten av olika andelar grovfoder och kraftfoder i foderstaten på mjölkproduktion, välfärd och hälsa hos mjölkkor
title_full_unstemmed Effekten av olika andelar grovfoder och kraftfoder i foderstaten på mjölkproduktion, välfärd och hälsa hos mjölkkor
title_short Effekten av olika andelar grovfoder och kraftfoder i foderstaten på mjölkproduktion, välfärd och hälsa hos mjölkkor
title_sort effekten av olika andelar grovfoder och kraftfoder i foderstaten på mjölkproduktion, välfärd och hälsa hos mjölkkor
topic Grovfoder
Mjölkproduktion
Hälsa