Empleo de aceite de linaza en la ración de ovejas churras: efecto sobre la producción de leche, el crecimiento y las características de la canal de los lechazos

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Authors: Gallardo García, Beatriz; Manca, M.G.; Guerra Rivas, Cristina María; Bodas Rodríguez, Raúl; Ruiz Mantecón, Ángel; Manso Alonso, María Teresa;

handle: 10261/36398

Empleo de aceite de linaza en la ración de ovejas churras: efecto sobre la producción de leche, el crecimiento y las características de la canal de los lechazos

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Twenty four Churra ewes were used to study the effects of supplementing diets with 3% of linseed oil on milk yield and composition and on growth and performance of their suckling lambs. The lambs were fed exclusively by suckling from their respective mothers and slaughtered when they reached 12 kg body weight. No changes were observed in milk yield and composition (P>0,05). Growth and carcass characteristics of suckling lambs were not affected (P>0,05) by supplementing the ewes with 3% of linseed oil.

Este trabajo ha sido financiado por la Consejería de Educación de la Junta de Castilla y León (proyectos VA058A07 y GR158) y realizado dentro de un convenio de Colaboración entre la Diputación de Palencia y la Universidad de Valladolid.

3 páginas, 2 tablas.-- Trabajo presentado a las XIV Jornadas sobre Producción Animal (Zaragoza, 17-18 de mayo de 2011)

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Spain

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University of Valladolid
Spain

Keywords

3104.07 Ovinos, Linseed oil, Suckling lambs, Lactating ewes

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