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Optimization of the cattle feeding system in Republic of Moldova


Author: Coşman Sergiu
Degree:doctor habilitat of agriculture
Speciality: 06.02.02 - Animal Nutrition and Fodders Technology
Year:2008
Scientific consultant: Mihail Bahcivanji
doctor habilitat, Scientific and practical institute of Biotechnologies in Animal Husbandry Veterinari Medicine
Institution:
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Status

The thesis was presented on the 7 September, 2007
Approved by NCAA on the 24 January, 2008

Abstract

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Thesis

CZU 636.2.084.2.42/085

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180 pages

Keywords

cattle, feeding, feed, diets, model diets, recipes, mixed fodders, protein-vitamin-mineral concentrates (PVMC), mineral-vitamin concentrates (MVC), premixes

Summary

In the thesis are presented results of long-term scientific researches aimed at optimization of the cattle feeding system in Republic of Moldova.

The optimal levels of concentrated food, energy, soluble proteins and synthetic amino acid in diets of dairy cows were determined, it were also worked out and approved model diets for dairy cows and a whole series of new mixed fodder recipes, protein-vitamin-mineral concentrates and mineral-vitamin concentrates and premixes for dairy cows, sirea and cattle youngsters.

The results of researches of dairy feed optimal levels in the recipes for 0-4 months old calves, monotype recipes efficiency for pedigree heifers growing, possibilities of researches of a new, non-traditional feed sources (fodder yeasts produced on the base of tree trimmings, vine trimmings and dreg molasses, soya concentrate and fodder sorghum) are presented in the thesis.

The system of pedigree sires and pedigree bull-calves feeding was improved by using of the new mixed fodder recipes, premixes, mineral-vitamin and protein-vitamin-mineral concentrates.