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Defining the range for plasma protein incorporation in milk replacer for dairy calves
… this study was to determine the effects of calf milk replacer containing from 0% to 100% of the total protein from porcine plasma protein, with or without isoleucine balanced, on calf growth and health. Four groups of 31 male Holstein calves were blocked by initial BW and plasma protein …
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Effects of Milk Replacer Composition on Measures of Mammary Development in Holstein Heifer Calves
This study was to evaluate effects of milk replacer (MR) composition on: mass and composition of mammary parenchyma (PAR) and fat pad (MFP), growth hormone (GH)/insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) axis gene expression, and putative mammary epithelial stem cells. The hypothesis was that diet during …
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Evaluation of a Low Ash Fish Protein Concentrate for Use in Calf Milk Replacer Formulas
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The effect of feeding frequency and alternative proteins in milk replacer on growing Holstein calves
Milk proteins (more specifically whey proteins) typically are the primary component of milk replacers (MR) and have been considered to be the gold standard for calves, because the lack of anti-nutritional factors and high digestibility that allows for growth rate similar to that of a calf consuming …
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Transcriptomic and metagenomic impacts of dietary energy of milk replacer in pre-weaned Holstein heifers
… to examine how an increase in dietary energy in milk replacer of pre-weaned Holstein heifers impacts the microbial profile of the rumen as well as the transcriptome in tissues related to growth and metabolism. Our hypothesis was that pre-weaned Holstein heifers on milk replacer diets with lower …
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Effects of hydroxy versus sulfate forms of trace minerals in milk replacer or starter on dairy calves through weaning
… intake, growth, and health status of calves fed milk replacer (MR) and starter grain supplemented with either sulfate or hydroxy sourced TM. Male Holstein calves (n = 64) < 1-wk-old were transported from a commercial farm to the University of Illinois Nutrition Field Lab facility. Upon arrival, …
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The Investigation of Problems Associated With Feeding a Milk Replacer Containing Fish Protein Concentrate as The Sole Protein Source to Young Calves
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Influence of Feeding Pooled Colostrum or Colostrum Replacement on IgG Levels and Evaluation of Animal Plasma as a Milk Replacer Protein Source
… from bovine serum (n = 39). Calves were also fed milk replacer with (n = 38) or without (n = 40) animal plasma to 29 d of age to determine the effect of plasma protein on IgG status, health, and growth. Colostrum or colostrum replacement was fed at 1.05 and 13.5 h of age and provided a total of …
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Evaluation of serum protein-based arrival formula and serum protein (Gammulin) on performance, morbidity, and mortality of stressed (transport and cold) male dairy calves
… protein supplement (G; Gammulin, APC Inc.) in milk replacer for neonatal male calves stressed by transport and cold on performance, morbidity, and mortality. Ninety-three male Holstein calves were stratified by arrival BW and plasma protein concentration, and then randomly assigned to 1 of 4 …
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Excretion of Antibiotic Resistance Genes by Dairy Calves
… both genders were used to evaluate the effect of milk replacer antibiotics on abundance of selected antibiotic resistance genes (ARG) in the feces. Calves were blocked by breed, gender, and birth order, and assigned to one of three treatments at birth. Treatments were control (containing no …
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Management, Sanitation, and Accuracy of Automated Calf Feeders
… the variation in total solids concentrations of milk or milk replacer in automated feeders. Six dairy calf operations in Virginia and 4 in Minnesota employing 1 to 2 sophisticated automated calf feeders were visited biweekly for 26 to 28 wk. An initial management survey was conducted for each …
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Effect of source of trace minerals and plane of nutrition on growth and health performance and hoof development of transported dairy calves
… complete-block design. Conventional PN received milk replacer (22% CP, 20% fat; 568 g/d powder for wk 1 to 4, 284 g/d powder for wk 5) plus ad libitum starter mix (18% CP, DM basis, for wk 1 to 12) and hay (0.5 kg/d as fed, for wk 10 to 12) and were weaned at 6 wk. During wk 13 to 20 calves were …
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Manure and Nutrient Accretion, Partitioning, and Excretion in Holstein Heifers
… calves where energy and protein content of the milk replacer was altered. Three diets were fed to 18 (n=6), 20 month old heifers who were in late gestation; the first was the high forage (HF) ration which was 90.7% forage and 9.3% concentrate, the second was a by-product (BP) ration which was …
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Effects of psyllium in milk replacers for neonatal dairy calves
… species. The effects of psyllium inclusion in milk replacers for neonatal dairy calves have been minimally researched. The purpose of my research was to determine the impact of psyllium inclusion in milk replacer on feed intake, water intake, growth, illness, digesta viscosity, rate of passage, …
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Management factors affecting calf growth and health
… find it economical to feed pasteurized waste milk; while smaller herds are embracing technological advancements by utilizing automated calf milk feeders. Housing of calves varies depending on feeding mechanism. Calves fed using autofeeders are grouped together but large herds often find it …
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Physiological responses of the small intestine to nutritional factors and rotavirus infection afflicting young pigs
… impacts swine production negatively. Feeding a milk replacer the first week after weining more than doubled weight gain compared to weaning to starter diet. Weaning to milk replacer might overcome negative effects of early-weaning by increasing feed intake. Experiment 2: Soy proteins are used as …
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Identification of Tissue Distribution and Regulation of Bovine Stearoyl-Coa Desaturase by Hormones and Nutrients
… in Holstein calves (n=6/diet) fed one of four milk replacer diets for a nine wk period after which they were sacrificed. Milk replacer diets varied in fat content and were formulated and administered as follows: 0.4 kg/d 20% protein, 20% fat (20:20; CON), 0.97 kg/d (28:20; HPLF), 0.97 kg/d …
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Human milk oligosaccharide supplementation did not affect gut development in the healthy neonatal piglet
… if the infant is not breast-fed. Breast milk is superior to infant formula in multiple ways, one of the advantages being the human milk oligosaccharide (HMO) content. HMO is beneficial for the immune health of the baby and cultivating a healthy gut microbiota population. It also has the …
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Wirkung von Enterococcus faecium auf den Organismus neonataler Hundewelpen
… the period of mixed feeding with Pedigree® and milk-replacer. No effect of the probiotic on red blood cells and thrombocytes was discovered, but the trial group showed on average a tendentious higher count on lymphocytes, neutrophil granulocytes and monocytes. Ec. faecium feeding resulted …
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Environmental, Biochemical, and Dietary Factors that Influence Rumen Development in Dairy Calves
… birth to first breeding to better improve the milk production as well as the overall performance of the individual cows. While the development of the rumen is one of the most vital contributors to the performance of the calf, it remains unknown what molecular mechanisms are responsible for the …
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