2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-09352006000600024
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Efeito da composição genética e de fatores de meio sobre a produção de leite, a duração da lactação e a produção de leite por dia de intervalo de partos de vacas mestiças Holandês-Gir

Abstract: RESUMOUtilizou-se o método dos quadrados mínimos para avaliar os efeitos da composição genética (CG) e dos fatores de meio sobre a produção total de leite (PL), duração da lactação (DL) e produção de leite por dia de intervalo de partos (P/I) (n=2.016) de 822 vacas mestiças (1/2, 3/4 e 7/8) Holandês-Gir, criadas no oeste de Minas Gerais. O efeito da capacidade prevista de transmissão (PTA) dos touros da raça Holandesa sobre a PL de suas filhas cruzadas também foi avaliado. O efeito da CG sobre as três caracter… Show more

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“…The time required to reach peak production did not differ between groups, but the average number of days necessary for the ½ HG and ¾ HG groups to reach the peak was higher (Table 1) than the 21 days obtained by Glória et al (2010) for pluriparous ½ HG cows. In addition, lactation length was longer for the ≥⅞ HG than for the ½ HG group, because animals with a higher percentage of zebu genes have a shorter lactation length (Glória et al, 2006). The total lactation production of ¾ HG and ≥⅞ HG cows was greater than that of ½ HG, showing that the higher the Gyr proportion in the crossing, the greater the chance of reduced milk production, as also reported by McManus et al (2008).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 61%
“…The time required to reach peak production did not differ between groups, but the average number of days necessary for the ½ HG and ¾ HG groups to reach the peak was higher (Table 1) than the 21 days obtained by Glória et al (2010) for pluriparous ½ HG cows. In addition, lactation length was longer for the ≥⅞ HG than for the ½ HG group, because animals with a higher percentage of zebu genes have a shorter lactation length (Glória et al, 2006). The total lactation production of ¾ HG and ≥⅞ HG cows was greater than that of ½ HG, showing that the higher the Gyr proportion in the crossing, the greater the chance of reduced milk production, as also reported by McManus et al (2008).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 61%
“…Also, as the size of the property increased, the period between dry-off and the date of calving increased due to the breed pattern of the cows (Gyr × Holstein crossbred) and the lower persistence of lactation. Generally, animals with a greater percentage of genes from the Gyr breed have a shorter lactation period (Glória et al, 2006). When the criteria for drying was daily milk production, the minimum milk production to maintain lactating cows was 5 L for 59% of the properties, and between 15 and 20 L for 13% of the interviewees.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Soares Júnior (2012) Glória et al (2006) observaram um efeito curvilíneo da idade ao parto sobre a produção de leite por dia de intervalo de partos de vacas 1/2 Holandês-Gir, com previsão de produção máxima para seis anos e quatro meses, com a vaca na terceira ou quarta lactação.…”
Section: Resultsunclassified