Dairy Cattle Production and Nutrition

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Assembly Hall
Wednesday, April 10, 2024
4:00 PM - 5:45 PM
Assembly Room

Overview

Sponsored by Dairy Council NI


Details

The session will cover topical interest areas exploring effective dairy cow nutrition tailored to performance at different stages of lactation with a strong focus on sustainable ingredients for formulating diets to reduce environmental impacts whilst delivering the nutritional needs of dairy cows.


Session Sponsor & Speakers

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Session Sponsored by Dairy Council NI

Dr Alemayehu Kidane Sagaye
Researcher In Ruminant Nutrition
Norwegian University of Life Sciences, NMBU

In vitro evaluation of cereal grains and horsebean as ingredients in compound feeds for ruminants

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Miss Inga Barnett
Phd Student
SRUC

Assessing the carry-over effect of enhanced amino acid nutrition of dairy cows in very early lactation

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Prof Jean Margerison
Research And Teaching
University Of Nottingham

Effect of supplementation of amino acids on the post-pubertal growth, first lactation performance, and survival of Holstein Friesian dairy heifers

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Miss Charlotte Roxborough
PhD Student
Harper Adams University

Effect of essential oils when supplied in feed or via a slow-release rumen bolus on the health and performance of high yielding dairy cows in early lactation

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Mr. Hendra Nur Cahyo
PhD Student
Norwegian University of Life Sciences

Total tract digestibility and energy utilisation of phenotypically low and high methane intensity dairy cows

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Dr Xianjiang Chen
Higher Scientific Officer
Agri-food & Biosciences Institute

Effects of dietary protein levels on ammonia emissions from slurry of dairy cows

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Dr Aidan Cushnahan
Dairy Nutrition Scientist
AFBI

Effect of offering concentrates with differing human edible fractions on dairy cow performance

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Ms. Katrine Soemlioey Eikanger
PhD-student
Norwegian university of life sciences

Concentrate feed based on ammoniated barley can replace soymeal in dairy cow diets

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Dr Aimee-louise Craig
HSO
Afbi

Effect of offering rapeseed-based diets differing in crude protein content on dairy cow performance

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Chair

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Steven Morrison
AFBI

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