Supplementation of pregnant cows with protected proteins when fed tropical forage diets
Jodi A. Lindsay, G. W. J. Mason, Mark Toleman
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Jodi A. Lindsay, G. W. J. Mason, Mark Toleman
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Native pastures in the dry tropics rapidly decline in digestibility and N content with the onset of the dry season. N supplementation is offered as a management strategy to overcome the dry season nutritional deficit. This deficit occurs despite an abundance of dry standing pasture and one of the susceptible groups of cattle is lactating cows.
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Native pastures in the dry tropics rapidly decline in digestibility and N content with the onset of the dry season. N supplementation is offered as a management strategy to overcome the dry season nutritional deficit. This deficit occurs despite an abundance of dry standing pasture and one of the susceptible groups of cattle is lactating cows.
Key concepts: Dry season, Tropics, Pasture, Forage, Agronomy, Biology, Animal science, Wet season