Inline Milk Lactose Concentration as Biomarker of the Health Status and Reproductive Success in Dairy Cows

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In this study, cow reticulorumen content pH and temperature together with the activity were registered using smaXtec boluses, specially designed for animal care. Body weight, rumination time, milk fat/protein ratio, yield, lactose, electrical conductivity, somatic cell count consumption of concentrated feed by Lely Astronaut® A3 milking robots. The cows in study assigned into two groups according to lactose concentration: group 1—milk < 4.70% (n = 20), 2—milk ≥ 15). following further classified fat protein ratio: F/P 1.2 (class 1), 2) > 3). According our results, we can conclude that inline concentration be used indicate health status reproductive success fresh dairy cows. Cows an increased (≥4.70%) showed more (54.47%) had less risk mastitis (determined lower conductivity (EC) counts (SCC)) metabolic disorders, determined F/P. A higher glucose was also apparent concentration. Registered levels early identification disorders (set at SCC 100 thousand/mL). Lactose cows’ positively associated their success.

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عنوان ژورنال: Agriculture

سال: 2021

ISSN: ['2077-0472']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/agriculture11010038