Project: Differences in animal susceptibility for subacute ruminal acidosis (SARA) in relation to feeding behaviour of dairy cattle.
2019-10-01 – 2023-08-15
- Abstract
Subacute rumen acidosis (SARA) is a metabolic disorder, characterized by a decrease in rumen pH, without clear clinical symptoms. There are important animal differences in sensitivity. The hypothesis states that differences in feeding behaviour can explain this variability. Based on milk metabolites and sensor data, this study aims to develop tools to identify SARA-sensitive animals and to develop precision strategies.
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Shortening of the telomere length during the transition period of dairy cows in relation to biological stress
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Milk yield residuals and their link with the metabolic status of dairy cows in the transition period
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Combination of milk variables and on-farm data as an improved diagnostic tool for metabolic status evaluation in dairy cattle during the transition period
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Transition cow clusters with distinctive antioxidant ability and their relation to performance and metabolic status in early lactation
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Viability and function dynamics of circulating versus endometrial polymorphonuclear leukocytes in postpartum dairy cows with subclinical or clinical endometritis
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Prediction of metabolic status of dairy cows in early lactation using milk fatty acids and test-day variables
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Diagnostic milk biomarkers for predicting the metabolic health status of dairy cattle during early lactation
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Different reticuloruminal pH metrics of high-yielding dairy cattle during the transition period in relation to metabolic health, activity, and feed intake
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Susceptibility of dairy cows to subacute ruminal acidosis is reflected in both prepartum and postpartum bacteria as well as odd- and branched-chain fatty acids in feces
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Subacute ruminal acidosis phenotypes in periparturient dairy cows differ in ruminal and salivary bacteria and in the in vitro fermentative activity of their ruminal microbiota