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Relationship between feed efficiency and resilience in dairy ewes subjected to acute underfeeding.

Journal of dairy science - 1 Sept 2023

Barrio E, Hervás G, Gindri M, Friggens N C, Toral P G, Frutos P

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Selection of dairy sheep based on production levels has caused a loss of rusticity, which might compromise their future resilience to nutritional challenges. Although refocusing breeding programs toward improved feed efficiency (FE) is expected, more-efficient ewes also seem to be more productive. As a first step to examine the relationship between FE and resilience in dairy sheep, in this study we explored the...

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PMID: 37474371
DOI: 10.3168/jds.2022-23174

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