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Milk yield and quality of crossbred and indigenous boran cows fed on different levels of energy diets
International Journal of Biology Sciences · 2019 · Vol. 1(1) · pp. 48–53
Abstract
Different levels of energy feed supplemented and assessed for nutrient intake, milk yield, quality, and weight changes of cross-bred (Holstein Frisian× Boran) and indigenous Boran dairy cows. The experimental cows are with an average body weight of 439.55±10.41 kg and milk yield of 8.07±0.61 liter/ day; 250±1.71kg, and 2.21±0.42 liter/ day for cross-bred and Boran respectively. Treatment diets are T1=1*metabolizable energy (ME), T2=1.25*ME, T3=1.5*ME, and T4=1.75*ME. There was a significant difference (p
Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental ImpactRuminant Nutrition and Digestive PhysiologyCrossbreedAnimal scienceLiterBody weightNutrientDry matterBiologyYield (engineering)Endocrinology
Funding
- United States Agency for International Development
- Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
- Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research
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