LACTATION CURVE AND MILK COMPOSITION IN MURCIANO-GRANADINA GOATS BREED
Abstract
Milk production of the Murciano-Granadina goat was studied during the lactation taking into account number and type of birth. Correlation between milk obtained from monthly controls and total production during 210 days was also studied. Finally correlations between fat and protein matter against milk producction were analysed. Either the number and the type of birth influenced the milk production. In milk controls of days 45 and 135 after birth it was found the highest correlation with total production compute dunng 210 days. The correlation between milk production and milk richness was negative.Downloads
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