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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
Alfredo J. Escribano
Dear all, Talking about acidosis, prevention is always better than treatment, as you know. In this sense, let me talk you about RUMALATO, a producto of NOREL Animal Nutrition (www.norel.es) based on sodium-calcium salts of malic acid. https://www.academia.edu/11654102/Improving_dairy_cow_health_
Dr Pooja Bhardwaj
Nice piece of information, doc!
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