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Title: Management practices of dairy cows grazing kale
Author: Edwards, Grant R.
Date: Jul-2009
Publisher: South Island Dairying Development Centre (SIDDC).
Item Type: Oral Presentation
Abstract: Regaining body condition lost through lactation is a common goal for many NZ dairy systems. Kale is a major component of the winter diet for dairy cows, with high DM yield carried through winter with less deterioration in nutritive value compared to other feeds. But body condition gain on kale often does not meet farmers expectations. This presentation looks at the use of kale as a winter feed crop compared with other crops such as fodder beet.
Description: Presentation at Lincoln University Dairy Farm Focus Day, 2 July 2009.
Persistent URL (URI): http://hdl.handle.net/10182/3713
Related: Original publication is available from www.siddc.org.nz
Related URI: http://www.siddc.org.nz/lincolnuniversitydairyfarm/focus_days/2009_focus_days.html
Rights: copyright © South Island Dairying Development Centre (SIDDC).
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