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Dairy cattle ruminal performance

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Alfredo J. Escribano
Alfredo J. Escribano
Dear authors, Congrats for the article. Just aimiing at widening to topics to cover in this interesting discussion, it is interesting to note that once a suitable nutritional management has been established, it is really important to increase the conversion of lactic acid into propionic acid by
Dr. Behnam Saremi
Dr. Behnam Saremi
The article is very informative and can be quoted as one of the good papers in this area.
Alfredo J. Escribano
Alfredo J. Escribano
Congrats for the article. You are right, the first step to prevent rumen acidosis is nutritional management. However, once a suitable nutritional management has been established, it is really important to increase the conversion of lactic acid into propionic acid by means of lactic acid utilizers
Umberto Francesa
Umberto Francesa
The most interesting take-home feeling I gathered from these comments, is the role that health and well-being of the cows play for most of the participants. It is important to realize that dairying in those countries where it is a major industry; explotedit is a business and as such, is driven by p
Chlodwig FRANZ
Chlodwig FRANZ
The results of these vet-clinical experiments seem interesting, but unfortunately there is no clear Information on the composition of the product. Therefore a scientifically sound validation of this work is not possible due to the fact that no 'substance - effect - (cor)relation' can be seen and di
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