Feeding level in dairy cow feed formulation

[@Joey.Nassrani]

Great video as always Professor!
Thank you so much!

[@animalnutritionist]

Thanks Joey!

[@anjumejaz8632]

Very good ,informative video,sir.

[@animalnutritionist]

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[@EliasToronto]

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I'll publish the next episodes in the next subsequent weeks.

[@fitsumbishu3367]

Nice work

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[@zelalalsaftli4011]

Thank you very much for this important note. Can I briefly conclude that the speed of passage from the rumen is related to the lactation stage, where the speed is high in the early stage and gradually decreases until the drying stage, where it is low due to pregnancy?
Of course there are other factors such as feed material treatment, particle length and fibres (peNDF, dNDF)

[@animalnutritionist]

Great conclusion. Thanks

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Hello Professor, I am a MSc student in ruminant nutrition. I need some help from you. How can I contact you.

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[@animalnutritionist]

I have created 4 episodes for dairy cattle ration formulation. Here is the link for the first episode. th-cam.com/video/PP_1Nbbw_y4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zjayNnNRxkk6OPqX
I'll publish the next episodes in the next subsequent weeks.