2003
DOI: 10.1017/s1752756200012849
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Production response to increased calcium salts of palm fatty acids in dairy cows

Abstract: High levels of dietary concentrates are often used to support milk production and it is important to investigate ways to feed them efficiently. Fats have the greatest energy density of any feed ingredient and the inclusion of protected fats in the dairy cow ration enables a high energy but balanced ration to be fed. The aim of this trial was to investigate the effect of feeding different levels of Megalac (Volac International Ltd, Herts) to dairy cows and to compare milk yield, milk composition, fertility and … Show more

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“…Gonz谩lez and Bas (2002) used hydrogenated fish oil and observed an increase in milk production but no change in protein and fat. Goodman et al (2003), supplemented protected palm oil with calcium salt and reported no change in fat or protein, but did not discuss the amount of milk produced. Schroeder et al (2003) used calcium salts and observed no differences in production or protein content but a decrease in fat.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gonz谩lez and Bas (2002) used hydrogenated fish oil and observed an increase in milk production but no change in protein and fat. Goodman et al (2003), supplemented protected palm oil with calcium salt and reported no change in fat or protein, but did not discuss the amount of milk produced. Schroeder et al (2003) used calcium salts and observed no differences in production or protein content but a decrease in fat.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%