I want to know that in which quantity if at all needed we should add sodium sulphate to cattle feed, so that we can see increase in milk production and reduction in methane production. Also in how much time can we see the difference in the cattle at different stages of their milk production cycle.
Redimio Manuel Pedraza Olivera
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it can improve milk production, particularly when NaCl and or S are in few ammounts in the diet. NaCl is crutial for milk compossition and S is important to microbial protein production by rumen consortium.
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Redimio
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Khaled Ahmad Al-Najjar
I believe an average of 3.7 and 6.3 g / kg dry matter should approach the limits for sulfur and sodium requirements, respectively for dairy cows during the milking period and these amounts may decrease under hot conditions.
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