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Intake, milk production and heat stress of dairy cows fed a citrus extract during summer heat

2015-10-01

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This study determined effects of feeding a citrus extract (CE) to high producing dairy cows during summer heat on measures of heat stress, as well as milk production and composition, in a replicated 2×2 Latin square experiment with two 28 d periods on a dairy farm near Hanford (CA, USA). Four ‘high group’ pens were used (i.e., cows which had cleared the fresh pen but were not yet confirmed pregnant), each with ∼31...

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10.1016/j.anifeedsci.2015.06.022
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