Effects of post-partum energy intake and calf isolation on follicle dynamics and post-partum interval of beef cows
David R. Mackey, Michael G. Diskin, J.M. Sreenan, J. F. ROCHE
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David R. Mackey, Michael G. Diskin, J.M. Sreenan, J. F. ROCHE
Abstract
Reproduction is the main factor limiting the production efficiency of beef suckler cows and the prolonged post-partum interval is a major factor contributing to this poor reproductive performance. This interval is determined by a number of factors of which nutrition and the suckling effects of a calf are the most important. The aims of this experiment were to determine the effects of energy level post-partum and suckling on the PPI of cows in a low to moderate body condition at calving
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Reproduction is the main factor limiting the production efficiency of beef suckler cows and the prolonged post-partum interval is a major factor contributing to this poor reproductive performance. This interval is determined by a number of factors of which nutrition and the suckling effects of a calf are the most important. The aims of this experiment were to determine the effects of energy level post-partum and suckling on the PPI of cows in a low to moderate body condition at calving
Key concepts: Post partum, Animal science, Ice calving, Reproduction, Limiting, Biology, Pregnancy, Lactation