NUTRIENT COMPOSITION OF MILK FROM DOMESTICATED TAIGA MOOSE DURING THE LACTATION PERIOD

Authors

  • Aleksandr V. Chalyshev
  • Larisa P. Badlo

Abstract

Changes in the concentrations of mineral and organic substances in moose milk during lactation were examined in relation to lactation stage and nutritional (dry matter) intake by domesticated taiga moose. Initial increases in nutrient and fat concentrations were documented in the milk during the lactation peak in June (lactation days 1–25), concurrent with the availability of high quality forage. Subsequent measures of mineral element concentrations in moose milk gradually decreased (lactation days 26–100).

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Published

2002-01-01

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Chalyshev, A. V., & Badlo, L. P. (2002). NUTRIENT COMPOSITION OF MILK FROM DOMESTICATED TAIGA MOOSE DURING THE LACTATION PERIOD. Alces: A Journal Devoted to the Biology and Management of Moose, 41–44. Retrieved from https://alcesjournal.org/index.php/alces/article/view/1831

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Alces Supplement 2 (2002)

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