Research Article
Ground Wheat Grain for Midlactation Cows: Challenging a Common Wisdom
Table 1
Dry matter based dietary ingredients at higher and lower inclusion rates of ground wheat grain in midlactation diets.
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1Berg + Schmidt (GmbH & Co.) KG, Hamburg, Germany. 2Contained 250000 IU/kg vitamin A, 50000 IU/kg vitamin D, 1500 IU/kg vitamin E, 2.25 g/kg manganese, 120 g/kg calcium, 7.7 g/kg zinc, 20 g/kg phosphorus, 20.5 g/kg magnesium, 186 g/kg sodium, 1.25 g/kg iron, 3 g/kg sulfur, 1.25 g/kg copper, 14 mg/kg cobalt, 56 mg/kg iodine, and 10mg/kg selenium. 3NDF content of TMR or forage multiplied by their physical effective factor (pef) or the proportion of particles retained on the 19-mm, 8-mm, and 1.18-mm sieves of the PSPS [10, 11]. NDF content of TMR or forage multiplied by its pef or the proportion of particles retained on the 19-mm and 8-mm sieves of the PSPS [12]. 4Estimated from NRC [13]. |