Add to ORKGPhysical limitation often limits dry matter intake (DMI) of high producing cows or cows fed high forage diets. The extent to which DMI is regulated by distention in the rumen depends upon the cow’s energy requirement and filling effects of the diet offered (Allen, 2000). The objective here was to challenge middle lactation dairy cows with rumen fill (rumen inert bulk – RIB) feeding ryegrass fresh cut (indoors) or grazed to determine whether RIB affects intake and milk production
The objective of this paper was to consider the effect of supplementary feeding of grazing dairy cow...
Animal productivity is the ultimate performance indicator of any new grass cultivar. Direct assessme...
Twenty-four lactating Holstein cows were used in a 6 wk randomized block design trial to determine t...
Perennial ryegrass is considered one of the most important forage grass species used in temperate ru...
The milk production potential of dairy cows has increased substantially over the past two decades. T...
Dairy cows eating ryegrass ingest smaller boli when grazing than when fed indoors (93 vs. 142 g; Bou...
Cows of high yield potential require high daily dry matter intakes (DMI) to meet their increased ene...
Pasture allowance and rumen degradation rates have been shown to affect herbage intake and nutrient ...
Herbage provides bulk feed for ruminants and plant lipids, especially C18:3, are a major source of b...
Grazed grass is the cheapest feed source available for ruminant production systems in temperate clim...
Dairy cows fed on perennial-ryegrass pasture produce higher-quality milk in terms of fatty-acid comp...
The relative importance of duration of sward regrowth and fill and fermentation in the rumen on the ...
The relative importance of duration of sward regrowth and rumen fill and fermentation on the control...
Abstract. Dairy cows fed on perennial-ryegrass pasture produce higher-quality milk in terms of fatty...
This study investigated effects of feeding perennial ryegrass with an elevated concentration of wate...
The objective of this paper was to consider the effect of supplementary feeding of grazing dairy cow...
Animal productivity is the ultimate performance indicator of any new grass cultivar. Direct assessme...
Twenty-four lactating Holstein cows were used in a 6 wk randomized block design trial to determine t...
Perennial ryegrass is considered one of the most important forage grass species used in temperate ru...
The milk production potential of dairy cows has increased substantially over the past two decades. T...
Dairy cows eating ryegrass ingest smaller boli when grazing than when fed indoors (93 vs. 142 g; Bou...
Cows of high yield potential require high daily dry matter intakes (DMI) to meet their increased ene...
Pasture allowance and rumen degradation rates have been shown to affect herbage intake and nutrient ...
Herbage provides bulk feed for ruminants and plant lipids, especially C18:3, are a major source of b...
Grazed grass is the cheapest feed source available for ruminant production systems in temperate clim...
Dairy cows fed on perennial-ryegrass pasture produce higher-quality milk in terms of fatty-acid comp...
The relative importance of duration of sward regrowth and fill and fermentation in the rumen on the ...
The relative importance of duration of sward regrowth and rumen fill and fermentation on the control...
Abstract. Dairy cows fed on perennial-ryegrass pasture produce higher-quality milk in terms of fatty...
This study investigated effects of feeding perennial ryegrass with an elevated concentration of wate...
The objective of this paper was to consider the effect of supplementary feeding of grazing dairy cow...
Animal productivity is the ultimate performance indicator of any new grass cultivar. Direct assessme...
Twenty-four lactating Holstein cows were used in a 6 wk randomized block design trial to determine t...