PHENOTYPIC PARAMETERS OF MILK PRODUCTION IN DAIRY ROMANIAN BLACK SPOTTED BREED FROM PETREŞTI –ALBA FARM

Authors

  • ELEONORA NISTOR Faculty of Agriculture, Timişoara, Romania
  • GH. NISTOR Faculty of Agriculture, Timişoara, Romania
  • V. BAMPIDIS Animal Research Institute National Agricultural Research Foundation (N.AG.RE.F.) 58100 Giannitsa, Greece

Keywords:

dairy cattle, milk, fat, protein, yield

Abstract

The aim of this study was to investigate the phenotypic parameters in 101 dairy cows
belonging to Romanian Black Spotted breed, from Petreşti-Alba farm. For milk, fat
and protein yield, cows were milked twice a day for a complete lactation of at least
305 days, from 2005 to 2007. Dairy cattle are the main milk supplier, the world
production being over 650,000,000 MT/year. This production provides 35% of the
total animal protein for the human consumption. Milk composition is of extreme
importance to the consumer from a nutritional point of view. In the herd of dairy
Romanian Black Spotted breed, from Petresti-Alba, the average milk yield was
4600.32±97.52 kg. The milk fat yield obtained per c ow was 180.87±3.81 kg, while
protein yield was 155.61±3.16 kg.

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Published

2023-11-01

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Technologies Applied in Animal Husbandry