Mycotoxins in dairy cows
T5X and Zootechnical Performances of Dairy Cows Facing Suspected Mycotoxins Problems. Northern Profile (Trichotecens / ZEA / Fumo)
Published: February 2, 2012
Summary
In 9 farms, with a total of 715 cows, where multi-contamination (trichotecens / zearalenon / fumonisins) was encountered, the addition of 100 grams of T5X SD in the TMR for 2 months, results in: · + 2 kg of milk / day / DC (p<0.05) · + 100 grams of protein / day / DC (p<0.05) · + 5 kg of crude matter intake / day / DC · -50 000 cells / ml In the French...
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28 de febrero de 2012
Dear Author,
I would be glad if you could give a good idea further to investigate the "Mycotoxin" availabality in milk and how to reduce such toxic material in dairy cattle and milk production to save public health.
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22 de marzo de 2013
I want to ask if these reasults are availble in all cases of feeding, there is no information about the composition of the tmr in this experiment:
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25 de marzo de 2013
Daer Mr Zakraoui,
These results are available in all cases of feeding. When speaking on mycotoxins contaminations, whatever the kind of TMR, the most important is to know the global contamination, that's why for ruminants, it is important to analyze the TMR when you are looking for the mycotoxins and not the raw materials one by one.
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Erwan LEROUX
NEOVIA product manager
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