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• W3215707950 abstract "Dairy cows have intense fluctuations in digestive, metabolic and hormonal systems around calving which predispose them to various disorders and health problems. The aim of the current experiment was to investigate feed and nutrient intake, rumen fermentation, rumen bacterial communities, milk production, milk fatty acid composition and plasma biomarker profiles of dairy cows to assess the modulation of these functions by in-feed resin acid inclusion. Thirty-six Nordic Red cows were used in a continuous feeding trial starting 3 weeks prepartum and lasting for 10 weeks into the lactation. The cows were fed grass silage ad libitum and the dietary treatments were 1) control with basal concentrate (CON), 2) CON supplemented with tall oil fatty acids (TOFA; 90% fatty acids and 9% resin acids) at 7.0 g/cow/day and 3) CON supplemented with resin acid concentrate (RAC; 37.5% resin acids) at 1.7 g/cow/day. The mixture of resin acids in TOFA and RAC, consisting mostly of abietic and dehydroabietic acids, originated from coniferous tree species Pinus sylvestris L. and Picea abies L. Feed intake and milk production were measured throughout the experimental period. Milk and blood samples were collected at weeks 2, 3, 6 and 10, and rumen fluid was sampled at weeks 2 and 10 of lactation to analyse rumen fermentation and rumen bacterial communities. The dynamics in feed intake and milk production with progressing lactation showed typical curvilinear trends (P for time <0.001). The time effect was also significant for most other measured parameters including plasma metabolites, immunological biomarkers, rumen pH and a number of ruminal bacterial species. Diet organic matter and neutral detergent fibre digestibility of TOFA was higher (P < 0.05) than those of the other diets. TOFA also resulted in mild immunomodulatory effects but in general there were no major effects of in-feed resin acid supplementation or diet × time interactions on the measured parameters. This indicates that under the conditions of the current experiment, the dietary supplements were not able to modulate the performance of dairy cows." @default.
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• W3215707950 title "The effects of dietary resin acid inclusion on productive, physiological and rumen microbiome responses of dairy cows during early lactation" @default.
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