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Relationship among body condition, subcutaneous fat and production performance of Jersey crossbred cows
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2019
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To determine relationship between BCS, ramp fatthickness, body measurements and milk yield, a total of 44Jersey crossbred cows were observed from calving to 120days post-partum. The ultrasonography images wererecorded from rump region during entire experimentalperiod. Statistically analyzed data revealed that BCS, HG,THT were significantly (P<0.05) less in group 1 thangroup 2 and group 3. RFT/BFT differences were significant(P<0.05) among 3 groups. More RFT was found in highBCS group
doi:10.31220/osf.io/vhw4k
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