Dairy Cow Feeding

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Concentrate will ….. ….. of rumination

Decrease time (lower particle size)

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Products of rumen microbes

  • VFA

  • Vitamins

  • Microbial proteins

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Which enzyme microbe produce to digest cellulose

Cellulase

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Rumen microbes can also serve as

Feed source, provide AA and energy, digested in abomasum

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Energy leave the rumen as form of

  • VFA

  • Microbes

  • Digestible unfermented feed

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Saliva of ruminants is rich in …

Urea; source of N for microbes

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Methane is produced by in rum

Methane-producing bacteria

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How ruminants digest starch

Don’t have amylase in saliva; digested by amylolytic bacteria and pancreatic amylase

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Fungi in rumen

  • Low number

  • Digest recalcitrant fibers

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Protozoa in rumen

  • Digest carb, proteins and fat

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How microbes digest lipids

  • Lypolysis (TAGs = glycerol + 3 FA)

  • Biohydrogenation (Unsaturated FA become more saturated by adding of H; less double bonds)

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Too much TAGs and unsaturated FA, leads to

  • Less methane prod

  • Less fiber digestion

  • Produce trans FA (less milk fat)

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Classification of proteins in ruminant diet

  • Dietary protein

    • Rumen Degradable Prot

    • Rumen Undegradable Prot

  • Dietary non-protein nitrogen

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In rum, where proteins are absorbed

Small intestine

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What Microbial Crude Protein need for their synthesis

  • Energy

  • Nitrogen

  • Carbs (for carbon backbones)

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There is an excess of ammonia in the blood, what happens

  • Converted to urea in the liver (2 ammonia mol, non toxic)

  • Urea is excreted in urine and return to rumen via saliva

  • Can cause ammonia toxicity

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Is protein quality of RDP important

No, microbes will transform them in good microbial proteins no matter what

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Is quality of RUP important

Yes, as they’re not modified in rumen

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In rumen carbs are transformed into

VFA

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VFA can be transformed into

  • Acetate

  • Butyrate

  • Propionate

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Propionate role

Gluconeogenesis

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Butyrate role

Ketonogenesis, development of rumen wall and papillae

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Acetate role

FA synthesis

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Major energy sources in rum

Acetate and butyrate

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Is there protease in ruminants saliva

No

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Who digest proteins in ruminants and where

Bacteria & protozoa in rumen

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Main source of NPN in rumen

Urea

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What happens to escape protein

Digested in abomasum and small intestine

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Who produce VFA

Amylolitic bacterias