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Article published the July 31, 2026
1. IntroductionHigh-producing dairy cows have high nutrient requirements, commonly met by feeding concentrated feeds rich in nutrients that can be digested and absorbed as volatile fatty acids in the rumen or as glucose and amino acids in the small intestine. Starch and protein are essential for rumen microbial growth, and a synchronized release and digestion of these nutrients in the rumen c ...
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I think something went wrong with amino acid analysis of the finisher diets in this article.
Looking towards the Glycine and Proline concentrations is the diets number 5 and 6.
It seems that these samples are switched or something like that, because you will have an contineous increase of Gly and Pro and a contineous decrease of Asp when you exchange soybean meal by meat-and- bonemeal. If these re ...
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