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Agrarian Science and Food Technologies

space SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS OF VINNITSA NATIONAL AGRARIAN UNIVERSITY

Issue №: 2(105)

Published: 2019.08.29
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У збірнику висвітлено питання підвищення продуктивності виробництва продукції сільського і рибного господарства, технології виробництва і переробки продукції тваринництва, харчових технологій та інженерії, водних біоресурсів і аквакультури.

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EVALUATION OF 1 KG OF DRY MATTER OF LEGUMINOUS-CEREAL MIXTURES IN DIFFERENT PHASES OF VEGETATION IN THE PRODUCTION OF MILK

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The evaluation of feed based on the productive effect of dry matter, crude protein and nonstructural carbohydrates in the production of milk was made. 1 kg of dry matter of leguminous-cereal mixtures in different phases of vegetation is taken as a unit of measurement for determining the productive effect of dairy products. The content of feed units in the flowering phase of the mixture is 0.2, while it is 0.19 in the phase of earing. The flowering phase gives more exchange energy and crude protein than the earing one by 14.3% and 12.9%, respectively. According to indicators of dry matter and crude protein per 1 kg of dry matter, the pasture grass with preference of Dactylis glomerata L. has the lowest productive effect and can be used only for feeding the low productivity cows or for grazing livestock. The leguminous-cereal mixtures in the flowering phase like clover-cereal, clover-lucerne, clover with timothy and aftergrass of clover with timothy are the best for low productivity cows, while the clover-cereal mixture and aftergrass of clover with timothy are good for high productivity cows.

The pasture grass with preference of Dactylis glomerata L. has the highest coefficient of fiber depressive action. The production of milk by the content of crude protein per 1 kg of dry matter of such feed is 0.4-0.3 kg. The clover and Dactylis glomerata L. in the flowering phase reduce the production of milk by the content of protein to 1.0-0.8 kg with a daily milk yield of 12-22 kg and a high productivity of 0.6-0.7 kg.

The clover-lucerne mixture provides 1.4-1.2 and 1.1-0.9 kg, respectively. In combination with timothy, it has a slightly lower milk production by the content of crude protein and a higher coefficient of fiber depressive action.

The aftergrass of clover with timothy has a high productive effect of 1.55-1.4 kg of milk by the content of protein for the cows with low yield and 1.3-1.0 kg for those with high yield.

The productive effect of voluminous feed in the production of milk is determined by the timing of harvesting grasses for hay and silage. Perennial legumes should be cut in the phase of budding, cereals – in the phase of the output into the tube and earing, vetch-cereal mixtures – at the beginning of the filling of beans.

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The evaluation of feed based on the productive effect of dry matter, crude protein and nonstructural carbohydrates in the production of milk was made. 1 kg of dry matter of leguminous-cereal mixtures in different phases of vegetation is taken as a unit of measurement for determining the productive effect of dairy products. The content of feed units in the flowering phase of the mixture is 0.2, while it is 0.19 in the phase of earing. The flowering phase gives more exchange energy and crude protein than the earing one by 14.3% and 12.9%, respectively. According to indicators of dry matter and crude protein per 1 kg of dry matter, the pasture grass with preference of Dactylis glomerata L. has the lowest productive effect and can be used only for feeding the low productivity cows or for grazing livestock. The leguminous-cereal mixtures in the flowering phase like clover-cereal, clover-lucerne, clover with timothy and aftergrass of clover with timothy are the best for low productivity cows, while the clover-cereal mixture and aftergrass of clover with timothy are good for high productivity cows.

The pasture grass with preference of Dactylis glomerata L. has the highest coefficient of fiber depressive action. The production of milk by the content of crude protein per 1 kg of dry matter of such feed is 0.4-0.3 kg. The clover and Dactylis glomerata L. in the flowering phase reduce the production of milk by the content of protein to 1.0-0.8 kg with a daily milk yield of 12-22 kg and a high productivity of 0.6-0.7 kg.

The clover-lucerne mixture provides 1.4-1.2 and 1.1-0.9 kg, respectively. In combination with timothy, it has a slightly lower milk production by the content of crude protein and a higher coefficient of fiber depressive action.

The aftergrass of clover with timothy has a high productive effect of 1.55-1.4 kg of milk by the content of protein for the cows with low yield and 1.3-1.0 kg for those with high yield.

The productive effect of voluminous feed in the production of milk is determined by the timing of harvesting grasses for hay and silage. Perennial legumes should be cut in the phase of budding, cereals – in the phase of the output into the tube and earing, vetch-cereal mixtures – at the beginning of the filling of beans.

Keywords: cows, yield, protein, fiber, productive effect, leguminous-cereal

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Topics of the journal:

Аnimal feeding and feed technology; current problems of animal breeding, breeding and hygiene; food safety and food processing technology; aquatic bioresources and aquaculture

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ISSN (print): 2616-728X
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 Certificate of state registration of the print media: КВ № 21523-11423Р 18.08.2015

 Founder of the collection: Vinnytsia National Agrarian University, Georgia Academy of Agricultural Sciences

 Editor-in-Chief: Viktor Mazur, Candidate of Agricultural Sciences Associate Professor, VNAU (Vinnytsia)

 Deputy editors-in-chief: Aleksidze G.M., D.Sc.(Ph.D.), academician of the Academy of agricultural sciences of Georgia; Yaremchuk O.S., D.Sc.(Ph.D.) Professor, University of Vinnitsa (Vinnytsia)

 Secretary in charge: L. Kazmiruk

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Editorial board

Mazur Viktor, Candidate of Science, Associate Professor of VNAU (Editor-in-Chief);

Guram Aleksidze, Ph.D., Academician of the Academy of Agricultural Sciences Georgia (Deputy Editor-in-Chief);

Yaremchuk Oleksandr, Ph.D., Professor, VNAU (Deputy Editor-in-Chief);

Members of the Editorial Board:

Ibatullin Ildus, Ph.D., Professor, Academician, NULES;

Kaletnik Hryhoriy Ph.D. (Economics), Academician of NAAS of Ukraine, VNAU;

Zakharenko Mykola Oleksandrovych, Ph.D., Professor, NULES;

Vashakidze Archil, Ph.D., Academician, National Coordinator for Agricultural Electrification and Automation (Georgia);

Giorgadze Anatoly, Ph.D. (Engineering), Academy of Agricultural Sciences of Georgia;

Grib Josip, Ph.D, Professor of NUHPP;

Dzhaparidze Givi, Ph.D. (Economics), Academician, Vice-President of the Academy of Agricultural Sciences science of Georgia;

Georgiy Yeresko, Ph.D. (Engineering), Professor, Corresponding Member of NAAS of Ukraine, Institute of Food Resources;

Vlasenko Volodymyr, Ph.D.(Engineering), Professor of VTEI;

Kulyk Mykhaylo, Ph.D., Professor, Corresponding Member of NAAS of Ukraine, VNAU;

Kucheriaviy Vitaliy, Ph.D.(Engineering), Professor, VNAU;

Lysenko Alexander, Ph.D., Professor, Research Institute of Experimental Veterinary Science, Academy of Sciences of Belarus (Minsk);

Lyotka Halyna, Ph.D., Associate Professor of VNAU;

Mazurenko Mykola, Ph.D., (Engineering), Professor;

Polishchuk Galina, Ph.D., Associate Professor;

Sychevsky Mykola, Ph.D.(Economics), Professor, Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Institute of Food Resources;

Skoromna Oksana, Ph.D., Associate Professor;

Chagelishvili Revaz, Ph.D., Academician, National Forestry Coordinator (Georgia);

Chudak Roman, Ph.D., (Engineering), Professor, VNAU;

Sheiko Ivan, Doctor of Science, Professor, Institute of Animal Science of the Academy of Sciences of Belarus (Zhodino);

Kazmyruk Larisa, Ph.D., Associate Professor of VNAU (secretary in charge).

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History of journal:

Agrarian Science and Food Technology  Established in 1994 under the name of the Collection of Scientific Works of VSAU.

According to the Resolution of the Presidium of the Higher Attestation Commission of Ukraine of September 11, 1997, this publication has acquired the status of a professional, in which it is allowed to publish the main results of the dissertation research in the fields of "Agronomy", "Animal engineering" and "Economic Sciences".

In 2001-2014 it was published under the title "Collection of scientific works of Vinnytsia National Agrarian University".

Since 2015 it is:"Agricultural Science and Food Technologies".

 

Listed in the updated list of scientific professional editions of Ukraine in agricultural sciences under the name "Agrarian Science and Food Technologies" (ground: Order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine of May 16, 2016 No. 515).