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The study utilised Finland's standard classification of industries (TOL 2008) as its main reference. 214 Data from year 2018. Only for industrial sectors -enablers are by definition cross-sectoral and no specific data exists.

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Abstract. A feeding experiment was performed with high yielding dairy cows in order to study the effect of dried molassed beet pulp and soya bean meal supplied in concentrates.Hay was given at the rate of 2 kg DM for groups I (S) and II (SM) and at 4 kg DM for group 111 (SS) with grass silage ad lib. For group I (S) the concentrate was a barley-oat mixture. The concentrate for group II (SM) was supplemented with 20 % of dried molassed beet pulp and for group 111 (S) with 11 % soya bean meal.The average milk yield during the experiment (0 9 weeks post parturition) for group I (S) was 21.7 ± 4.5, for group II (SM) 24.4 4-5.1 and for group 111 (SS) 24.6 ± 6.5 kg FCM per day. Differences between the groups were not significant.During the first 9 weeks after calving, feed energy provided 94 % of the calculated energy requirement of group I (S), 82 % of group II (SM) and 90 % of group 111 (SS).The intake of digestible crude protein exceeded the standard in all groups.The calcium intake after calving provided 70 -B2 % of the calcium requirement. The intake of magnesium was 64 -9O % of the magnesium requirement. The supply of other minerals exceeded the standards in all groups.No differences between groups were detected in contents of haemoglobin, glucose or blood ketones. The inorganic phosphorus content of the plasm of group II (SM) was higher (P < 0.01) and the calcium content lower (P < 0.05) than the corresponding content of groups I (S) and 111 (SS).