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Relationships between Starch and Physically Effective and Undegraded Fiber in Lactating Dairy Cows

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Smith _ Grant (manuscript)-VD.pdf (265.77 KB)
Conference proceedings paper
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/72887
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Cornell Nutrition Conference
Author
Smith, K.M.
Grant, R.J.
Obata, A.
Abstract

Typical rations without supplemental sugars contain about 1.5 to 3% sugar. Adding more dietary sugar often reduces rumen ammonia, suggesting that rapidly digestible sugars help the rumen microbes capture and use nitrogen. Fiber digestion, microbial protein synthesis, and rumen pH can increase with additional dietary sugars when balanced appropriately with dietary starch to positively impact dairy cow performance.

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Presented at 2020 Virtual Cornell Nutrition Conference
Sponsorship
Department of Animal Science
Date Issued
2020-10
Keywords
undegradable fiber
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physically effective fiber
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rumen fermentable starch
Type
conference papers and proceedings

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