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Early lactation diets for dairy cattle–focus on starch

Dann et al., 2011

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10761659717154075011
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Dann H
Nelson B
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Department of Animal Science at the New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (A Statutory College of the State University of New York) Cornell University

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Feeding and management practices for transition dairy cows can have a substantial impact on a cow's well-being and farm's profitability. Suboptimal transitions from the dry cow diet to the fresh cow diet can decrease milk yield, lactation persistency, and reproductive …
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