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Dairy Cattle

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Ballyvaughan Suite
Wednesday, April 9, 2025
3:30 PM - 5:45 PM

Overview

Sponsored by DSM-Firmenich

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This session explores key factors influencing dairy cow health, production, and efficiency. Topics include genetic regulation, nitrogen-use efficiency, metabolisable protein intake, trace mineral supplementation, dietary crude protein, and milk fat globule structure. Insights will enhance dairy management strategies for improved productivity, sustainability, and animal well-being.

Session Sponsor & Speakers

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Session Sponsored by DSM - Firmenich

Maik Kindermann
Inventor & VP Innovation Bovaer®
Dsm-Firmenich

Invited Speaker

3:35 PM - 4:20 PM
Ms Madison Macleay
Phd Student
Roslin Institute

Exploring the role of miR-127 in dairy cattle: associations with ageing, milk production, and stem cell function

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Dr Anna Lavery
Higher Scientific Officer (Dairy Research Group)
Agri-food & Biosciences Institute (afbi)

Exploring relationships between milk urea nitrogen, blood urea nitrogen and nitrogen-use-efficiency using a multi-experiment dataset

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Professor Chris Reynolds
Professor
University Of Reading

Residual Metabolizable Protein Intake as a Potential Indicator of Variation in Dietary N Use Efficiency Between Lactating Dairy Cows

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Mr Mohammad Javed Ashar
Phd Student
University Of Melbourne

Effect of Injectable Trace Mineral Supplementation on Transition Health, Antioxidant and Trace Mineral Status in Dairy Cows

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Mr Aaron Casey
PhD Student
UCD

The effect of a water-based delivery of an Ascophyllum nodosum extract on milk production and nitrogen balance in mid-late lactation Holstein Friesian dairy cows.

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Mr Neil Maher
Phd Student
Teagasc Moorepark

The effect of concentrate crude protein concentration and supplementation level on the milk production of autumn-calving, late-lactation, grazing dairy cows

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Dr Kirsty Kliem
Associate Professor
University Of Reading

The relationship between milk fat globule size, structure of its membrane and the dairy cow diet

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Chair

Liam Sinclair
Professor Of Animal Science
Harper Adams University

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