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Protein % of dairy nut

friesian13 · 2014-09-27 19:32:54

feeding 15% P nut at the moment.wondering is it good enough?does the P% of the nut effect the P% of your milk?thanks.

27-09-2014 7:32pm

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friesian13

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feeding 15% P nut at the moment.wondering is it good enough?does the P% of the nut effect the P% of your milk?thanks.

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#2 27-09-2014 10:32pm

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Protein in milk is more influenced by energy than the protein in the feed. At this time of year as (spring calving) lactations end protein and fat in milk rise. If they are still at grass 15% should be lots. What exactly is in it?

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#3 28-09-2014 12:54pm

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soya hulls,maize,distillers grain and soya bean meal.cows milkin 20L @3.71P and 4.10BF on 4kg of nuts.plenty of grass.how does that compare wit everyone at the moment?

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