Biochemical blood parameters in cattle breeding are an important field of study in terms of sustainability and profitability in cattle husband, it is also important for genetic improvement. Although biochemical blood parameters of cattle breeds are known to vary in different periods, researches on dairy cattle were carried out and studies on fattening breeds were limited. Although it is known that blood parameters are used in cattle feed, nutrition management and immune indicator, it has been revealed that the marbleization which is mentioned in determining the quality of meat varies between breeds. In the studies, the search for blood parameters that can be diagnosed in the early period, which may be the criteria of early selection,...
Accurate determination of nutritional and health status of animals is invaluable in modern animalagr...
Diet and pre-slaughter stress are key factors that may affect the biochemical processes during conve...
Crossbred yearling heifers (n = 394) were used to compare the effect of high or low blood glucose me...
The objective of the study was to determine selected indicators of the internal environment in indiv...
Simple Summary: Cattle have been selected for their adaptation to a specific environment and product...
The meat of 21 Hungarian Simmental and 17 Holstein-Friesian cattles was analysed for fatty acid and ...
Blood samples drawn from 147 bulls representing ten European breeds from four artificial inseminatio...
The aim of the work was to assess the fattening capability and slaughter value, including the meat m...
Meat has been one of the most basic nutrients since the first day of humanity. As food, meat is expr...
https://doi.org/10.7220/9786094674662; https://zua.vdu.lt/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Agroeco_2020_Ab...
The objectives: To set the parameters of calved cow’s milk, biochemical indicators of cows and calve...
The paper presents the results of a comparative examination of the beef quality obtained from female...
Blood glucose levels of finishing cattle were measured between 3 and 30 days prior to slaughter and ...
This thesis is composed of four works that seek to characterize the temperament of two genetic grou...
Historically, when steers were finished on pasture, ability to finish at a young age was desirable, ...
Accurate determination of nutritional and health status of animals is invaluable in modern animalagr...
Diet and pre-slaughter stress are key factors that may affect the biochemical processes during conve...
Crossbred yearling heifers (n = 394) were used to compare the effect of high or low blood glucose me...
The objective of the study was to determine selected indicators of the internal environment in indiv...
Simple Summary: Cattle have been selected for their adaptation to a specific environment and product...
The meat of 21 Hungarian Simmental and 17 Holstein-Friesian cattles was analysed for fatty acid and ...
Blood samples drawn from 147 bulls representing ten European breeds from four artificial inseminatio...
The aim of the work was to assess the fattening capability and slaughter value, including the meat m...
Meat has been one of the most basic nutrients since the first day of humanity. As food, meat is expr...
https://doi.org/10.7220/9786094674662; https://zua.vdu.lt/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Agroeco_2020_Ab...
The objectives: To set the parameters of calved cow’s milk, biochemical indicators of cows and calve...
The paper presents the results of a comparative examination of the beef quality obtained from female...
Blood glucose levels of finishing cattle were measured between 3 and 30 days prior to slaughter and ...
This thesis is composed of four works that seek to characterize the temperament of two genetic grou...
Historically, when steers were finished on pasture, ability to finish at a young age was desirable, ...
Accurate determination of nutritional and health status of animals is invaluable in modern animalagr...
Diet and pre-slaughter stress are key factors that may affect the biochemical processes during conve...
Crossbred yearling heifers (n = 394) were used to compare the effect of high or low blood glucose me...