| abstract |
Provided is a realistic method for feeding milk cows which fits the actual raising of milk cows based on the modified Cornell computer model. Firstly a method for increasing milk production of dairy cattle is characterized by daily feeding dairy cattle with a highly concentrated amino acid feed containing the amino acids protected in the first stomach of a cow and formed predominantly of lysine, methionine, isoleucine, valine, arginine, and histidine at doses containing the amino acids in concentrations 1.5 to 3 times those demanded by the dairy cattle at the abomasum and intestine for the period from three weeks before the expected date of delivery till the date of delivery. Secondly, following the first method, the method is characterized by daily feeding dairy cattle with a highly concentrated amino acid feed containing the amino acids protected in the first stomach of a cow and formed predominantly of lysine, methionine, isoleucine, valine, and histidine at doses containing the amino acids in concentrations 1.1 to two times those demanded by the pregnant cows at the abomasum and intestine for the period of six weeks at most after the time of delivery. |