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Effect of additional energy supplementation on dry matter intake and body weight gain in lactating Murrah buffaloes
International Journal of Chemical Studies · 2020 · Vol. 8(6) · pp. 203–205
Danveer Singh Yadav✉G. P. LakhaniRps BaghelBiswajit RoyAditya MishraAnand Kumar JainSharma RkS. Nanavati
Abstract
The experiment was planned to investigate the effect of additional energy through use of either 5% additional concentrate (T2) or soybean oil @ 100ml/animal/day (T3) or bypass fat @100/ animal/day (T4) or roasted soybean @100g/ animal/day (T5) on the dry matter intake and body weight gain in lactating Murrah buffaloes. The results revealed non-significant increase in the body weight and dry matter intake in lactating Murrah buffaloes in different groups.
Livestock Farming and ManagementAnimal Nutrition and PhysiologyAgricultural Practices and Plant GeneticsDry matterMurrah buffaloBody weightAnimal scienceWeight gainLactationBiologyPregnancyEndocrinology
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