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100.1.#.a: Sanchez Duarte, Juan Isidro; Garcia, Alvaro; Rodríguez Hernández, Karla; Reta Sánchez, David G.; Salinas Gonzalez, Homero; Ochoa Martínez, Esmeralda; Reyes González, Arturo

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245.1.0.a: Production response in dairy cows milked two or three times a day: A meta-analysis

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520.3.#.a: The objective was to evaluate the effects of two (2×) vs three (3×) times per day milking on milk production and milk composition in dairy cows. fourteen scientific papers, containing production data from 16 trials, where dairy cows were milked 2× or 3×, were analysed using meta-analysis with fixed and random-effects with the r statistical program. The degree of heterogeneity and publication bias were measured with the i2 statistic and begg’s test, respectively. in addition, the meta-regression analysis explored other sources of heterogeneity for the response. The estimated effect size of 2× and 3× milkings was calculated for dry matter intake (dmi), milk production, and milk composition. dry matter intake, milk production, and milk fat and protein yields showed substantial heterogeneity (i2>50%). whereas milk fat-percentage had moderate heterogeneity (i2<50%), and milk protein had no (i2=0%)heterogeneity. The year of publication, trial duration, and cattle breed did not influence production response parameters to milking frequency. we found no evidence of publication bias for the parameters evaluated (begg’s test; p>.05). cows milked 2× produced less milk (2.23 kg/d), less milk fat (0.06kg/d), and less milk protein (0.05 kg/d). in contrast, the fat percentage was lower (0.07 units) in 3×, compared with 2× milking frequency. Therewas no effect of milking frequency on dmi and milk protein percentage. in conclusion, milk production and milk fat and protein yields improves as milking frequency increase from 2× to 3× daily, without affecting dmi. The implementation of 3× milking frequency must consider dairy cow management, labor, and milking parlour infrastructure, particular to each dairy farm.

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Production response in dairy cows milked two or three times a day: A meta-analysis

Sanchez Duarte, Juan Isidro; Garcia, Alvaro; Rodríguez Hernández, Karla; Reta Sánchez, David G.; Salinas Gonzalez, Homero; Ochoa Martínez, Esmeralda; Reyes González, Arturo

Facultad de Medicina Veterinaria y Zootecnia, UNAM, publicado en Veterinaria México OA, y cosechado de Revistas UNAM

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Sanchez Duarte, Juan Isidro, et al. (2020). Production response in dairy cows milked two or three times a day: A meta-analysis. Veterinaria México OA; Vol. 7 Núm. 2, 2020. Recuperado de https://repositorio.unam.mx/contenidos/4122059

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Autor(es)
Sanchez Duarte, Juan Isidro; Garcia, Alvaro; Rodríguez Hernández, Karla; Reta Sánchez, David G.; Salinas Gonzalez, Homero; Ochoa Martínez, Esmeralda; Reyes González, Arturo
Tipo
Artículo de Investigación
Área del conocimiento
Biotecnología y Ciencias Agropecuarias
Título
Production response in dairy cows milked two or three times a day: A meta-analysis
Fecha
2020-06-24
Resumen
The objective was to evaluate the effects of two (2×) vs three (3×) times per day milking on milk production and milk composition in dairy cows. fourteen scientific papers, containing production data from 16 trials, where dairy cows were milked 2× or 3×, were analysed using meta-analysis with fixed and random-effects with the r statistical program. The degree of heterogeneity and publication bias were measured with the i2 statistic and begg’s test, respectively. in addition, the meta-regression analysis explored other sources of heterogeneity for the response. The estimated effect size of 2× and 3× milkings was calculated for dry matter intake (dmi), milk production, and milk composition. dry matter intake, milk production, and milk fat and protein yields showed substantial heterogeneity (i2>50%). whereas milk fat-percentage had moderate heterogeneity (i2<50%), and milk protein had no (i2=0%)heterogeneity. The year of publication, trial duration, and cattle breed did not influence production response parameters to milking frequency. we found no evidence of publication bias for the parameters evaluated (begg’s test; p>.05). cows milked 2× produced less milk (2.23 kg/d), less milk fat (0.06kg/d), and less milk protein (0.05 kg/d). in contrast, the fat percentage was lower (0.07 units) in 3×, compared with 2× milking frequency. Therewas no effect of milking frequency on dmi and milk protein percentage. in conclusion, milk production and milk fat and protein yields improves as milking frequency increase from 2× to 3× daily, without affecting dmi. The implementation of 3× milking frequency must consider dairy cow management, labor, and milking parlour infrastructure, particular to each dairy farm.
Tema
milking frequency; milk yield; milk composition; heterogeneity; effect size
Idioma
eng
ISSN
ISSN electrónico: 2448-6760

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