The effect of linseed on reproduction performance of fresh dairy Holstein cows

Zandi, M.; Jahani Moghadam, M.; Aghaziarati, N.; Sanjabi, M.R.

doi:10.22092/asj.2016.106527

Document Type : Research Paper

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https://doi.org/10.22092/asj.2016.106527

Abstract

In order to investigate the effect of linseed on reproduction performance of fresh dairy Holstein cows, 99 primiparous and 100 multiparous cows were used under the control and linseed treatments till 28^th day after parturition, and after that the same diet were used. For statistical analysis, the LOGESTIC procedure of SAS statistical software were used. Results showed that, reproductive performance of dairy cows such as mean number of artificial insemination, conception rate and endometritis were not affected by linseed treatment. The incidence of cystic ovary was similar for multiparous and primiparous cows fed linseed. However, it was higher for multiparous cows, when fed the control treatment. Do to the lower incidence of cystic ovary in multiparous cows, it is suggested to feed dairy cows with linseed especially in those farms that have management problems.

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Research Journal of Livestock Science

The effect of linseed on reproduction performance of fresh dairy Holstein cows

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Volume 29, Issue 110
June 2016
Pages 143-146

The effect of linseed on reproduction performance of fresh dairy Holstein cows

References

References

Hackett, A.J. and Batra, T.R. (1985). The incidence of cystic ovaries in dairy cattle housed in a total confinement system. Canadian Journal of Comparative Medicine. 49: 55-57.

Volume 29, Issue 110June 2016Pages 143-146

Volume 29, Issue 110
June 2016
Pages 143-146