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Efficiency of Energy Utilization and Fecal Mineral Excretion in Holstein and Jersey Dairy Cows
Eight multiparous Holstein and 8 Jersey dairy cows were used to complete energy balance trials designed to determine the effect of breed on the production and energy efficiency of milk, and energy partitioning. A repeated switchback design was used to compare the effect of cow breed. Diets consisted
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