The effect of dietary protein level on milk yield and composition of dairy cows in the Gezira
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Abstract
Thirty milking cows (Kenana or Butana X Frisian) in their second to
fourth lactations were used under two management conditions in two
separate farms to study the effect of three levels (High, Medium and
Low) of dietary crude protein supplement on milk yield and milk
composition.
The crude protein levels were 204,175 and 140g/kg DM and 176, 153
and 129 g/kg DM. in Farm 1 and 2 respectively. Undpr both
management conditions increasing the dietary protein level significantly
increased the milk yield and milk protein but not the milk fat. A dietary
crude protein level of 130-175 g/kg DM was suggested for high milk
yield under the Gezira management conditions.
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The effect of dietary protein level on milk yield and composition of dairy cows in the Gezira. (1990). The Sudan Journal Of Animal Production المجلة السودانية للانتاج الحيواني, 3(3), 77-87. https://sud-jap.sd/Journal/index.php/sjap/article/view/63