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Milksolids production from cows grazing perennial ryegrass containing AR1 or wild endophyte

Published:2003-01-01 Issue: Volume: Page:83-90
ISSN:1179-4577
Container-title:Proceedings of the New Zealand Grassland Association
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Short-container-title:ProNZG

Author:

Bluett S.J.,Thom E.R.,Clark D.A.,Macdonald K.A.,Minneé E.M.K.

Abstract

A 3-year farmlet experiment was carried out at Dexcel, Hamilton to evalua te the effects of AR1 (no lolitrem B or ergovaline production) and wild (standard or natural) endophyte-infected ryegrass on milksolids production and cow health. Two farmlets (7 ha each) were managed as self-contained systems with cows rotationally grazing treatment paddocks from September 2000 to May 2003. In the 2000/2001 milking season, cows grazing AR1 endophyteinfected ryegrass produced 10% more milksolids than those grazing wild endophyte-infected ryegrass (247 versus 224 kg/cow, SED = 8.4, P

Publisher

New Zealand Grassland Association

Subject

General Medicine

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