Preliminary Study on Energy Metabolism and Energy Requirement of Early Lactation Water Buffalo
文献类型: 外文期刊
第一作者: Zou, Caixia
作者: Zou, Caixia;Yang, Bingzhuang;Wei, Shengju;Liang, Xianwei;Li, Shulu;Qin, Guangsheng;Yang, Chenjian
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关键词: energy requirement;water buffalo;early lactation
期刊名称:BUFFALO BULLETIN ( 影响因子:0.172; 五年影响因子:0.234 )
ISSN: 0125-6726
年卷期: 2013 年 32 卷
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收录情况: SCI
摘要: The objective of this study was to investigate the energy requirement of early lactation water buffalo. Thirty healthy early lactation water buffalo, similar milk yield in the last lactation, 2 or 3 parities, were divided into 3 groups by randomized complete block design to carry out an energy balance trial. The animals were divided according to their milk yield, parity and received one of 3 diets containing the same forage but different concentrate mixtures of varying levels of net energy for lactation: 6.0, 6.6 and 7.2 MJ/kg, respectively. The elephant grass was the main ingredient of forage. The whole experiment was lasted 45 days with the first 15 days for adaptation. Seven-day digestion and 3 d respiratory gas metabolism tests were conducted on the 24th and 28th day of feeding trial, respectively. From the relationship between energy intake and heat production, the results showed that NEm=263.40KJ/(W-0.75.d)x120%=316.10 KJ/(W(0.75.)d) for early lactation water buffalo, the average milk energy was 4.4 MJ/kg, according to the formula: standard buffalo milk (kg) =milk yield (kg)x[(milk fat g(sic) 40)+(milk protein g(sic) 31)]x0.01155+1.0)(sic) Di Palo's equation (1992)(sic) , based on the average water buffalo milk protein, fat were 4.7% and 6.8% respectively, 1 kg water buffalo amount to 1.51 kg standard water buffalo milk, thus, produce 1 kg standard water buffalo milk require 2.915 MJ for net energy. The requirement for total net energy of early lactation water buffalo could be estimated by the following equations: NE (MJ/d) =0.316W(0.75.)d(sic) 0.2907x Delta WxW(0.75)(sic)2.915 FCM, where Delta W was average daily body weight change (kg/d).
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