1962Journal of Dairy ResearchRequires access

A note on an indirect measure of machine milking rate

T. K. Griffin, F. H. Dodd

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Summary From an analysis of the milking rate data of 200 cows it has been shown that for individual cows the yields of milk obtained in the second minute of milking give a good prediction of their maximum milking rates.

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Summary From an analysis of the milking rate data of 200 cows it has been shown that for individual cows the yields of milk obtained in the second minute of milking give a good prediction of their maximum milking rates.

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Summary From an analysis of the milking rate data of 200 cows it has been shown that for individual cows the yields of milk obtained in the second minute of milking give a good prediction of their maximum milking rates.

Key concepts: Milking, Measure (data warehouse), Animal science, Mathematics, Statistics, Environmental science, Computer science, Biology

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