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Feeding dairy heifers
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Dairy Culture: Industry, Nature and Liminality in the Eighteenth-Century English Ornamental Dairy
… and molding butter, and preparing creams. As dairy work became a mode of genteel activity, dairies were constructed and renovated in the stylish architectural modes of the day and expanded to serve as spaces of leisure and recreation. Dairies were often lavishly outfitted to create a delicate …
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From field to fermentation: characterisation and application of non-dairy cultures in dairy foods
… the phenotypic and genotypic diversity of non-dairy L. lactis strains and their application to dairy fermentations. A bank of non-dairy lactococci were isolated from grass, vegetables and the bovine rumen. Subsequent analysis of these L. lactis strains revealed seven strains to possess cremoris …
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Membrane distillation in dairy processing
… of direct contact MD (DCMD) for major dairy processes. Milk and whey were the two major dairy streams explored in this study.
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Carnitine for lactating dairy cows
… effects of supplemental carnitine for lactating dairy cows. In the first experiment, carnitine (ca. 6 g/d) was administered into either the rumen or abomasum. Concentrations of carnitine in milk, plasma, liver, and urine increased similarly for both sites of carnitine administration. Milk yield …
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Lactation curves in dairy goats
… the curve were studied. Milk production data on dairy goats were grouped into 90 subclasses: breed (5) by parity (3) by season (2) by level of production (3). Subclass means for three-day groups were smoothed and used to estimate parameters of a diphasic function, sum of two phases. For each …
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Factors affecting growth of the conceptus in lactating dairy cows and non-lactating dairy heifers
Embryonic loss in dairy cows continues during the fifth and sixth weeks of pregnancy in lactating dairy cows. There is an association between smaller embryos and pregnancy loss during this period. The objective was to examine the potential factors that affect embryonic growth from day 33 to 45 of …
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Feeding Various Proportions of Ground Hay and Concentrates to Dairy Heifers and to Dairy Cows
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Female Baby Boomers' Perceptions of Dairy Foods and How Their Perceptions Influence Dairy Food Choices
… less than the recommended number of servings of dairy foods per day. Focus groups were conducted in rural and urban areas of Virginia to gain insight into middle aged women's perceptions of dairy foods. Four focus groups were conducted with a total of 39 women. The majority of the women were …
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Beef on dairy economic selection index
… create an economic selection index for a beef on dairy crossbreeding system. In an effort to improve overall performance in the system, the index aims to increase profitability. Crossbreeding a beef bull with a dairy female aims to add value to the resulting calf entering the beef supply chain. …
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Feeding and Housing of Dairy Calves
… acceptable alternative milk source for newborn dairy calves without significant effect on weight gain or feed intake, but health problems were more frequent.</p>
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Investigation of Dairy Wastewater Using Biowish
… </sup>Technologies have been tested in dairy wastewater experiments to determine the bacterial mixes’ ability for enhanced degradation of biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), solids, and nitrate concentrations. The dairy wastewater was augmented with various bacterial composition obtained …
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Impact of relocation on dairy cows
… determine the impact of relocation on lactating dairy cows. In experiment one, locomotion was scored on a 4-point scale where 1 = normal and 4 = lame. Cleanliness was scored on a 4-point scale where 1 = little or no manure visible and 4 = heavy plaques of manure on 3 body regions: udder, lower …
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