Effects of Dietary Biotin Supplement on Performance and Blood Parameters in Lactating Cows
Wang Li‐sheng
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Wang Li‐sheng
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【Objective】The experiment was conducted to study the effect of bamboo extract on the production performance and physiological function of cows and to seek a suitable proportion of supplement.【Method】Nine health Chinese Holstein cows,blocked by similar lactation days,birth order,and milk yield,were designated into treatments by random with three cows per treatment group according to a replicated 3×3 Latin square design.The cows in group A were fed the basal diet and the cows in other groups were fed the basal diet supplemented with 30g/d(Group B) and 60g/d(Group C) bamboo extract,respectively.【Results】The results showed that daily milk yield was not affected significantly by bamboo extract supplementation(P0.05).Milk fat percentage in group C was 10.55% and 7.35% higher than that of group A(P0.01) and B(P0.05),respectively,and milk protein percentage was 4.00% higher than that of group A(P0.05);Compared with Group A,fat correct milk,milk dry matter percentage and non fat solid in Group C increased extremely significant(P0.01).Serum triglyceride,total cholesterol and LDL-C concentration in group C decreased extremely significant than that in group A(P0.01),and whole blood zinc and serum HDL-C concentration in group C increased significantly than that in group A(P0.05).【Conclusion】Results of the present study indicated that dietary supplemented with 60 g/d bamboo extract could improve the milking yield and milk quality effectively and optimize the metabolism in vivo of Holstein cows.
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【Objective】The experiment was conducted to study the effect of bamboo extract on the production performance and physiological function of cows and to seek a suitable proportion of supplement.【Method】Nine health Chinese Holstein cows,blocked by similar lactation days,birth order,and milk yield,were designated into treatments by random with three cows per treatment group according to a replicated 3×3 Latin square design.The cows in group A were fed the basal diet and the cows in other groups were fed the basal diet supplemented with 30g/d(Group B) and 60g/d(Group C) bamboo extract,respectively.【Results】The results showed that daily milk yield was not affected significantly by bamboo extract supplementation(P0.05).Milk fat percentage in group C was 10.55% and 7.35% higher than that of group A(P0.01) and B(P0.05),respectively,and milk protein percentage was 4.00% higher than that of group A(P0.05);Compared with Group A,fat correct milk,milk dry matter percentage and non fat solid in Group C increased extremely significant(P0.01).Serum triglyceride,total cholesterol and LDL-C concentration in group C decreased extremely significant than that in group A(P0.01),and whole blood zinc and serum HDL-C concentration in group C increased significantly than that in group A(P0.05).【Conclusion】Results of the present study indicated that dietary supplemented with 60 g/d bamboo extract could improve the milking yield and milk quality effectively and optimize the metabolism in vivo of Holstein cows.
Key concepts: Triglyceride, Dry matter, Lactation, Animal science, Biology, Milking, Latin square, Cholesterol