Twenty-six dairy farms having an area between 93,5 ha and 112,1 ha, and a herd ranging from 109 to 126 cows were sampled to evaluate feeding efficiency based on variations in calving compaction levels at the beginning of the highest grass growing season. These farms are affiliated to six livestock production centers from Camagüey and Jimaguayú and located at 21,5° N and 71,2° W, 93 m above sea level. Soils are classified as types 2 and 3 within the agroproductive category. Climate is humid tropical complementary to inland plains. The mean annual rainfall is 1095 mm with 67 % of rains between April and October. The dairy farms calving percentages from April to August were registered according to three patterns: PI = 43 - 56 %, PII = 58 - 68 ...
Two calving peaks in dairy cows at the beginning of grass maximal growth on dry farming systems with...
Possible variations of bioeconomic indicators for milk production were simulated and validated takin...
A follow-up study from April 2002 to March 2007 was carried out to evaluate the effect of markedly h...
Twenty-six dairy farms having an area between 93,5 ha and 112,1 ha, and a herd ranging from 109 to 1...
Fifteen small-scale dairy farms affiliated to the Livestock Center “Triángulo 1” in Camagüey, Cuba, ...
The objective of the work was to achieve a mode of analysis of the behavior of productive indicators...
Effects of three calving patterns upon dairy systems bioeconomic efficiency during dry season were e...
A follow-up study from April 2002 to March 2007 was carried out to evaluate the effect of markedly h...
The objective of the work was to bring about a case study represented by a dairy farm unit (UPL) wit...
Annual calving distribution impact upon economic and productive-efficiency indicators was determined...
Commercial dairy farms productive performance was evaluated by the annual calving pattern due to the...
Two calving peaks in dairy cows at the beginning of grass maximal growth on dry farming systems with...
Possible variations of bioeconomic indicators for milk production were simulated and validated takin...
A follow-up study from April 2002 to March 2007 was carried out to evaluate the effect of markedly h...
Twenty-six dairy farms having an area between 93,5 ha and 112,1 ha, and a herd ranging from 109 to 1...
Fifteen small-scale dairy farms affiliated to the Livestock Center “Triángulo 1” in Camagüey, Cuba, ...
The objective of the work was to achieve a mode of analysis of the behavior of productive indicators...
Effects of three calving patterns upon dairy systems bioeconomic efficiency during dry season were e...
A follow-up study from April 2002 to March 2007 was carried out to evaluate the effect of markedly h...
The objective of the work was to bring about a case study represented by a dairy farm unit (UPL) wit...
Annual calving distribution impact upon economic and productive-efficiency indicators was determined...
Commercial dairy farms productive performance was evaluated by the annual calving pattern due to the...
Two calving peaks in dairy cows at the beginning of grass maximal growth on dry farming systems with...
Possible variations of bioeconomic indicators for milk production were simulated and validated takin...
A follow-up study from April 2002 to March 2007 was carried out to evaluate the effect of markedly h...