Cornell Nutrition Conference: Recent submissions

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    • IMPORTANCE OF IMMUNE FUNCTION FOR OPTIMAL REPRODUCTION OF DAIRY COWS 

      Hansen, P. J. (2017-10-17)
      This presentation will focus on the importance of healthy immune function for optimal reproduction in dairy cows.

    • IMMUNITY, INFLAMMATION, AND THE TRANSITION COW 

      Bradford, B. J. (2017-10-17)
      This presentation will focus on the underlying changes in immune function that are apparent in transition dairy cattle, how inflammatory signaling is involved, and what we know about how and if we should attempt to alter ...

    • It’s the Combination: Scientific Data Review of the First Corn Silage to Bring Together Fiber and Starch Digestibility 

      Grant, R. J.; Remick, E. M.; Fredin, S. M.; Cotanch, K. W.; Dann, H. M.; Ballard, C. S.; Brouillette, J. P. (2017-10-19)
      A recent study compared a newly developed brown midrib 3 corn silage with floury endosperm to a conventional corn silage and a brown midrib 3 corn silage for high-producing Holstein cows. The combination of greater rumen ...

    • Moving Forward with Silage Hybrid Evaluation 

      Roth, G. W. (2017-10-19)
      In this session, changes and the collaborations between Penn State and Cornell that are occurring to refine the process of corn hybrid evaluation for silage will be reviewed. Methods of assessing fiber digestibility are ...

    • Fiber is Complicated 

      Tylutki, T. P. (2017-10-19)
      Fiber is complicated! We will take a look at aNDF, aNDFom, NDFD, uNDFom and other nutrient parameters as it relates to updated biology in rumen models and its practical applications in the field.