NEW PRINCIPLES OF BALANCING DAIRY COWS MINERAL NUTRITION ACCORDING TO THE MILK PRODUCTION AND METABOLIC PROCESSES REQUIREMENTS IN THE BODY

Authors

  • М. F. Kulyk
  • Т. О. Didorenko
  • Y. V. Obertiukh
  • O. І. Skoromna
  • A. V. Tuchyk

Abstract

Balancing mineral nutrition of dairy cows  is done according to the mineral elements requirement for daily milk yield production  by increasing the number of dividing the share of crude protein in the diet on milk protein and minerals needed or metabolic processes in the body.  The requirement for mineral elements for milk production, metabolic processes in the body and general requirement and their ation content ant the elements assimilation ratio, the balance between the equirement and forage availability for assertion should be mentioned. The insertion
of mineral supplements for satisfying physiological requirements should be determined.

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