Ruminant Nutrition III: Lipids/Fats Dairy

Monday, July 21, 2014: 2:00 PM-5:00 PM
2103A (Kansas City Convention Center)
Moderator:
Jong-Su Eun
2:00 PM
613
Performance of and Digestion in Calves fed Conventional, Moderate, and Aggressive Milk Replacer Programs
T. M. Hill, Provimi North America; J. D. Quigley, Provimi North America; H. G Bateman, II, Provimi North America; J. M. Aldrich, Provimi North America; R. L. Schlotterbeck, Provimi North America
2:15 PM
614
Performance of and digestion in calves fed two levels of milk replacer and functional ingredients
T. M. Hill, Provimi North America; J. D. Quigley, Provimi North America; H. G Bateman, II, Provimi North America; J. M. Aldrich, Provimi North America; R. L. Schlotterbeck, Provimi North America
2:30 PM
615
The effect of solid feed diet on the oral and cross-sucking behaviour of pre-weaned dairy calves
Jean K Margerison, Massey University; Chelsie Hansen, Massey University
2:45 PM
616
Development of a modified accelerated milk replacer feeding program through 8 weeks of age
Brittney M Strayer, South Dakota State University; David Ziegler, University of Minnesota Southern Research and Outreach Center; Daniel Schimek, Hubbard Feeds Inc.; Bruce Ziegler, Hubbard Feeds Inc.; Hugh Chester-Jones, University of Minnesota Southern Research and Outreach Center; Jill L. Anderson, South Dakota State University; Kenneth F. Kalscheur, South Dakota State University; David Casper, South Dakota State University
3:00 PM
617
Amino Acid Supplementation of Calf Milk Replacers Containing Bovine Plasma Protein
Sarah Y. Morrison, University of Illinois; Kayla A Myers, University of Illinois; Alyssa E Volland, University of Illinois; Phil Cardoso, University of Illinois; Joy M. Campbell, APC, Inc.; James K Drackley, University of Illinois
3:15 PM
618
The use of highly digestible corn grain in calf starters when calves are fed an accelerated milk replacer
David Casper, South Dakota State University; Sudhi Srivastava, South Dakota University; mark kirk, masters Choice; scott harris, Masters Choice; kevin Koone, Masters Choice; Brittney M Strayer, South Dakota State University
3:30 PM
619
Intensive milk feeding in calves affects growth performance, metabolic and endocrine traits, but not rumen development
Harald M Hammon, Leibniz Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN); Josefine Maciej, Leibniz Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN); Jeannine Gruse, Leibniz Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN); Elisa Wirthgen, Ligandis GbR; Rudolf Zitnan, National Centre of Agriculture and Food Nitra; Marion Piechotta, University of Veterinary Medicine; Andreas Hoeflich, Leibniz Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN)
3:45 PM
620
Fish Oil Supplementation on Growth and Health of Pre-Weaning Dairy Calves
R. Panivivat, Kasetsart University; P. Sopannarat, Kasetsart University; S. Sriwichai, Dairy Promotion and Organization of Thailand
4:00 PM
621
The Effects of Corn Silage Inclusion in Pre-Weaned Calf Diets
Sylvia I Kehoe, University of Wisconsin - River Falls; Stacy L Retz, University of Wisconsin - River Falls; Tawna J Pogreba, University of Wisconsin - River Falls; Kimberly Dill-McFarland, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Garret Suen, University of Wisconsin-Madison
4:15 PM
622
Growth Performance and Health of Dairy Calves Fed with Schizochytrium sp
R. Panivivat, Kasetsart University; K. Taboonpong, Kasetsart University
4:30 PM
623
Growth Performance, Health, and Immunocompetence of Preweaning Dairy Calves Fed with Stevioside
R. Panivivat, Kasetsart University; C. Boonkaewwan, Kasetsart University; S. Sriwichai, Dairy Promotion and Organization of Thailand
4:45 PM
624
An evaluation of a calf-side betahydroxybutyrate test in dairy calves fed a high plane of nutrition and weaned at six versus eight weeks of age
Hana E Brown, University of Guelph; Evan C Eckert, University of Guelph; Michael A Steele, Nutreco Canada Agresearch; Trevor J DeVries, University of Guelph; Ken E Leslie, University of Guelph
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