Two homogeneous groups of dairy cows were fed the same base diet added with a concentrate containing 10 % of soybean meal or 10.1 % of faba bean and 10.1 % of pea. The substitution of soybean meal with faba bean + pea reduced dry matter intake (-0.83 kg/head/day equivalent to 3.5%) and milk yield (-1.29 kg/head/day equivalent to 3.9%), but increased fat and casein concentrations in milk and, as a consequence, cheese yield at 32 hours (P<0.01). The present data show that is possible feed a GMO free diet to dairy cows, without using soybean meal.
A.L. Mordenti, F. Merendi, M. Fustini, A. Formigoni (2007). Effects of different protein sources in Parmigiano Reggiano production. ITALIAN JOURNAL OF ANIMAL SCIENCE, 6 (1), 463-465 [10.4081/ijas.2007.1s.463].
Effects of different protein sources in Parmigiano Reggiano production
MORDENTI, ATTILIO;MERENDI, FLAVIA;FUSTINI, MATTIA;FORMIGONI, ANDREA
2007
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Two homogeneous groups of dairy cows were fed the same base diet added with a concentrate containing 10 % of soybean meal or 10.1 % of faba bean and 10.1 % of pea. The substitution of soybean meal with faba bean + pea reduced dry matter intake (-0.83 kg/head/day equivalent to 3.5%) and milk yield (-1.29 kg/head/day equivalent to 3.9%), but increased fat and casein concentrations in milk and, as a consequence, cheese yield at 32 hours (P<0.01). The present data show that is possible feed a GMO free diet to dairy cows, without using soybean meal.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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