Variation in protein metabolism biomarkers during the transition period and associations with health, colostrum quality, reproduction, and milk production traits in Holstein cows

Siachos, N.; Tsiamadis, V.; Oikonomou, G.; Panousis, N.; Banos, G.; Sampsonidis, I.; Kalogiannis, S.; Arsenos, G.; Valergakis, G.E.

doi:10.3168/jds.2023-24168

Journal of Dairy Science

2024

DOI: 10.3168/jds.2023-24168

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Variation in protein metabolism biomarkers during the transition period and associations with health, colostrum quality, reproduction, and milk production traits in Holstein cows

N. Siachos,

V. Tsiamadis,

G. Oikonomou

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Milk productivity and reproductive capacity in Holstein cows of Moscow region

Mkrtchyan,

Boyko

2024

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The article presents the reproductive quality indicators of the Holstein herd of APA (C) “Kuzminsky” (Moscow region) with different milk productivity levels. Some patterns have been identified for the herd, reflecting associations between reproductive and productive traits. The coefficient of the reproductive capacity ranges in the herd from 0.976 to 0.986, and the highest average rate was noted among cows with the highest milk yields in the herd. It’s noteworthy that the largest group (n=100) with an average level of milk yield per herd was characterized by the lowest coefficient. The average calving interval is 372 days, which can be explained by an extended service period; the dry period duration in cows with high milk yields is the maximum among the studied livestock.

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Milk productivity and reproductive capacity in Holstein cows of Moscow region

Mkrtchyan,

Boyko

2024

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Variation in protein metabolism biomarkers during the transition period and associations with health, colostrum quality, reproduction, and milk production traits in Holstein cows

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