Abstract:ABSTRACT. The use of lipids in the diet of dairy cows is widely spread in animal production, since these have great ability to assist in recovery from stress caused by postpartum, where animals are in poor body condition, from low consumption of dry matter in the state of negative energy balance. Ruminants receive the lipids, mainly in esterified form (mono-and diglycerides) in the fodder and focused in the form of triglycerides. After the intake of lipids, these chemical changes occur in the ruminal environme… Show more
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