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@article{JITAA19118,
    author = {H. Susanty and B.P. Purwanto and M. Sudarwanto and A. Atabany},
    title = {Agroclimatic effects on milk production and sub-clinical mastitis prevalence in dairy cattle},
    journal = {Journal of the Indonesian Tropical Animal Agriculture},
  volume = {43},
    number = {4},
    year = {2018},
    keywords = {agroclimate; THI; milk production; sub-clinical mastitis; dairy cattle},
    abstract = {The present study was done to observe effect of agroclimate on milk production and prevalence of sub-clinical mastitis of local Holstein-Friesian dairy cattle in Indonesian small holder dairy farms. The research side were located in Region of <1000 masl and ≥1000 m above sea level (asl) in west Java. Data were obtained from 133 small holder dairy farms included 336 dairy cows in normal lactation period. Parameters observed were agro-climate condition, feed consumption, milk production and milk quality, and sub-clinical mastitis prevalence. Result sowed that THI at <1000 m asl had a range of 76.1-76.7 leads to mild heat stress, while THI at ≥1000 m asl had a range of 66.2 - 66.8 which makes comfort environment to the dairy cow. Differences in feed consumption (P<0.01), milk production and quality (P<0.05) were found among two altitude study location. Milk production at ≥1000 m asl was 2.3 kg higher than at <1000 m asl. The udder health status was also different, a 51% of total sample at <1000 masl was detected sub-clinical mastitis (SCM) as high criteria, while 42% samples that were collected at ≥1000 m asl detected sub-clinical mastitis as middle criteria. In conclusion, agro-climate condition (THI) affect animal’s comfort, milk production and sub-clinical mastitis prevalence.},
   issn = {2460-6278},   pages = {373--382}  doi = {10.14710/jitaa.43.4.373-382},
    url = {https://ejournal.undip.ac.id/index.php/jitaa/article/view/19118}
}

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