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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Rumen development"”.
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Growth, Rumen Development, and Metabolism of Holstein Calves Fed Distillers Grains
… to determine the effect of distillers grains on rumen development, growth and metabolic responses of newborn calves. Calves were fed a control diet with no distillers grains and two experimental diets containing 28% and 56% distillers grains respectively. Feeding distillers grains at 56% OM of …
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Environmental, Biochemical, and Dietary Factors that Influence Rumen Development in Dairy Calves
… 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 development of the rumen, and more specifically the proliferation of rumen epithelial …
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Influence of dietary component manipulation and feed management strategies on growth and rumen development of weaned dairy heifers
… effects on growth, feed efficiency (G:F), and rumen development of calves from birth to 8 mo of age using pen- and individually-fed animal trials. Little information exists regarding post-weaning performance and rumen development of calves fed conventional or high planes of nutrition …
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Duodenal and ileal digestibility of dietary nutrients and endogenous protein losses in pre- and post-weaning young dairy calves
… SBM (ESBM). No starter was offered to minimize rumen development. Ileal digesta pH with the ESBM diet was lower than with WPC. According to the piecewise nonlinear model of pH fluctuation, digesta pH during ESBM decreased slower after feeding and reached its nadir later than with the WPC diet. …
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Improving Nutrient Utilization and Growth in Dairy Heifers
… can lead to stress during weaning and reduced rumen development. The greater amount of CP being fed to preweaned calves may alter their nitrogen (N) balance and body composition. Deuterium oxide (D2O) dilution methods have been used for assessment of body composition because it is an …