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COMPOSITION OF RAW MILK FROM CONVENTIONAL AND ORGANIC DAIRY FARMING

The fixed effect of system of farming and season have shown a high statistical significance on all examined milk parameters except fat, total solids and somatic cell count, where the impact was slightly lower (P < 0.01).
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Relationship Between Milk Urea Level and Milk Parameters in The Saanen Dairy Goat

The urea level in Saanen goat milk was determined and the relationship between milk urea (MU) level and daily milk yield (DMY), milk fat, protein, lactose and solids non-fat (SNF) percentage in dairy goats was examined.
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Impact of non nutritional factors on milk urea concentration and its relationship with production and fertility traits in Vojvodina dairy herds

Results of this study indicate that increased MU levels appear to have a negative effect on dairy cow fertility.
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Effect of age at first calving and other non-genetic factors on longevity and production traits in Holstein cattle under Vojvodina Province condition, Serbia

Results showed highly significant effect of the AFC, calving season and farm, on all studied longevity traits, while non- significant effect was expressed on lifetime milk yield (P greater than 0.05).
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QUALTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF ANTIBIOTIC RESIDUES IN MILK WITH DIFFERENT SCREENING METHODS AND BIO TEST

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Side effects of fungicides for seed treatment dependent on statistical processing.

Environmental factors affecting milk composition in Holstein cattle breed

The incidence of mastitis in dairy herds is one of the main difficulties faced by dairy farmers, with a negative effect on the productivity of the herd and the welfare of the animals. Somatic cell…
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Influence of lactation number and parity on milk yield of Saanen goat’s breed

It has been concluded that milk yield was higher for goat that had given birth to twins and three kids than for goats that hadGiven birth to a single kid, which has a great positive impact on production.
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Variability of milk urea on Vojvodina's dairy farms.

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