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| Hanuš, O.; Landová, H.; Macek, A.; Genčurová, V.; Rozsypal, Roman; Vorlíček, Zdeněk; Roubal, P.. |
| Milk mineral matters are important in human nutrition, especially Ca, Mg and I. Increase of milk Mg along decrease of NPK soil fertilization under the Czech Republic (CR) conditions was predicted. This hypothetical prediction is based on antagonistic relationships between K fertilization, Mg level in cow roughage feeding and transfer of Mg into milk. In difference testing the conventional (C) cow milk was reference versus organic (O) milk. Holstein bulk milk samples (BMS) from winter and summer season in 4 C (n = 32 BMSs) and in 4 O (n = 16) herds were investigated. 6 herds were and 2 C were not grazed, other nutrition was typical under the CR conditions. Average MY of C herds was 7016±1068 and MY of O herds was 7037±422 kg per lactation. Macro- and... |
| Tipo: Book |
Palavras-chave: Dairy cattle Food security; Food quality and human health. |
| Ano: 2008 |
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