Gluconeogenic supplements do not affect production, reproductive traits and blood metabolite of holstein cows during the transition period
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Resumo: | The use of gluconeogenic supplements for dairy cows during the transition period has produced contradictory responses in the literature, making it difficult to recommend them. The objective of this trial was to evaluate supplementation with propylene glycol (PG), calcium propionate (CP), and "Dairy Power Drench®" (DR) on the transitional period of Holstein cows. Parameters studied were variation of body condition score (BCS), body weight (BW), milk production (MP), reproductive efficiency and nonesterified fatty acid concentration (NEFA). One hundred and sixty five animals from two commercial herds were used. Treatments consisted of: C- Control; DR- administration of "Dairy Power Drench®" (3 applications) during postpartum; CP- daily administration of calcium propionate (500 g); PG- daily administration of propylene glycol (500 mL). Variation sources studied were the effect of treatments and blocks as function of farm and parity. No interaction between time (weeks) and treatments, or treatment effects, were found for BCS. However, there was a quadratic effect of time. Body weight and its variation were not affected by treatment nor by the time × treatment interaction. However, a quadratic effect of time was observed. An interaction time × treatment was observed on MP, but possible differences within each week were not detected. Treatments also did not affect reproductive efficiency parameters. On average, the number of days to first detected postpartum estrus was 69.5, with 2.23 services per conception and 172.6 days open. The mean concentration of nonesterified fatty acids was 376.6 mmol L-1 and no effect of the interaction time × treatment, or of treatment, was observed. However, a linear effect was observed with time, with a decrease of 48.2 mmol L-1 per week. |
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Gluconeogenic supplements do not affect production, reproductive traits and blood metabolite of holstein cows during the transition periodpropylene glycolcalcium propionatedairy power drenchHolstein cowreproductive efficiencyThe use of gluconeogenic supplements for dairy cows during the transition period has produced contradictory responses in the literature, making it difficult to recommend them. The objective of this trial was to evaluate supplementation with propylene glycol (PG), calcium propionate (CP), and "Dairy Power Drench®" (DR) on the transitional period of Holstein cows. Parameters studied were variation of body condition score (BCS), body weight (BW), milk production (MP), reproductive efficiency and nonesterified fatty acid concentration (NEFA). One hundred and sixty five animals from two commercial herds were used. Treatments consisted of: C- Control; DR- administration of "Dairy Power Drench®" (3 applications) during postpartum; CP- daily administration of calcium propionate (500 g); PG- daily administration of propylene glycol (500 mL). Variation sources studied were the effect of treatments and blocks as function of farm and parity. No interaction between time (weeks) and treatments, or treatment effects, were found for BCS. However, there was a quadratic effect of time. Body weight and its variation were not affected by treatment nor by the time × treatment interaction. However, a quadratic effect of time was observed. An interaction time × treatment was observed on MP, but possible differences within each week were not detected. Treatments also did not affect reproductive efficiency parameters. On average, the number of days to first detected postpartum estrus was 69.5, with 2.23 services per conception and 172.6 days open. The mean concentration of nonesterified fatty acids was 376.6 mmol L-1 and no effect of the interaction time × treatment, or of treatment, was observed. However, a linear effect was observed with time, with a decrease of 48.2 mmol L-1 per week.Escola Superior de Agricultura "Luiz de Queiroz"2004-01-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-90162004000400005Scientia Agricola v.61 n.4 2004reponame:Scientia Agrícola (Online)instname:Universidade de São Paulo (USP)instacron:USP10.1590/S0103-90162004000400005info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessOliveira,Paulo Garcez dePires,Alexandre VazMeyer,Paula MarquesSusin,IvaneteVillarreta,Elias TunonRodrigues,Paulo Henrique MazzaSantos,Flávio Augusto Portellaeng2004-11-09T00:00:00Zoai:scielo:S0103-90162004000400005Revistahttp://revistas.usp.br/sa/indexPUBhttps://old.scielo.br/oai/scielo-oai.phpscientia@usp.br||alleoni@usp.br1678-992X0103-9016opendoar:2004-11-09T00:00Scientia Agrícola (Online) - Universidade de São Paulo (USP)false |
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Gluconeogenic supplements do not affect production, reproductive traits and blood metabolite of holstein cows during the transition period |
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Gluconeogenic supplements do not affect production, reproductive traits and blood metabolite of holstein cows during the transition period |
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Gluconeogenic supplements do not affect production, reproductive traits and blood metabolite of holstein cows during the transition period Oliveira,Paulo Garcez de propylene glycol calcium propionate dairy power drench Holstein cow reproductive efficiency |
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Gluconeogenic supplements do not affect production, reproductive traits and blood metabolite of holstein cows during the transition period |
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Gluconeogenic supplements do not affect production, reproductive traits and blood metabolite of holstein cows during the transition period |
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Gluconeogenic supplements do not affect production, reproductive traits and blood metabolite of holstein cows during the transition period |
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Gluconeogenic supplements do not affect production, reproductive traits and blood metabolite of holstein cows during the transition period |
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Gluconeogenic supplements do not affect production, reproductive traits and blood metabolite of holstein cows during the transition period |
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Oliveira,Paulo Garcez de |
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Oliveira,Paulo Garcez de Pires,Alexandre Vaz Meyer,Paula Marques Susin,Ivanete Villarreta,Elias Tunon Rodrigues,Paulo Henrique Mazza Santos,Flávio Augusto Portella |
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author |
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Pires,Alexandre Vaz Meyer,Paula Marques Susin,Ivanete Villarreta,Elias Tunon Rodrigues,Paulo Henrique Mazza Santos,Flávio Augusto Portella |
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Oliveira,Paulo Garcez de Pires,Alexandre Vaz Meyer,Paula Marques Susin,Ivanete Villarreta,Elias Tunon Rodrigues,Paulo Henrique Mazza Santos,Flávio Augusto Portella |
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propylene glycol calcium propionate dairy power drench Holstein cow reproductive efficiency |
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propylene glycol calcium propionate dairy power drench Holstein cow reproductive efficiency |
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The use of gluconeogenic supplements for dairy cows during the transition period has produced contradictory responses in the literature, making it difficult to recommend them. The objective of this trial was to evaluate supplementation with propylene glycol (PG), calcium propionate (CP), and "Dairy Power Drench®" (DR) on the transitional period of Holstein cows. Parameters studied were variation of body condition score (BCS), body weight (BW), milk production (MP), reproductive efficiency and nonesterified fatty acid concentration (NEFA). One hundred and sixty five animals from two commercial herds were used. Treatments consisted of: C- Control; DR- administration of "Dairy Power Drench®" (3 applications) during postpartum; CP- daily administration of calcium propionate (500 g); PG- daily administration of propylene glycol (500 mL). Variation sources studied were the effect of treatments and blocks as function of farm and parity. No interaction between time (weeks) and treatments, or treatment effects, were found for BCS. However, there was a quadratic effect of time. Body weight and its variation were not affected by treatment nor by the time × treatment interaction. However, a quadratic effect of time was observed. An interaction time × treatment was observed on MP, but possible differences within each week were not detected. Treatments also did not affect reproductive efficiency parameters. On average, the number of days to first detected postpartum estrus was 69.5, with 2.23 services per conception and 172.6 days open. The mean concentration of nonesterified fatty acids was 376.6 mmol L-1 and no effect of the interaction time × treatment, or of treatment, was observed. However, a linear effect was observed with time, with a decrease of 48.2 mmol L-1 per week. |
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