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Effect Of Concentration Changes Of Methane, Carbon Dioxide&Ammonia On Environmental Temperature And Dietary In Cowshed Of Holstein Dry Cows And Lactating Cows In Xinjiang

Posted on:2014-06-10Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:B SunFull Text:PDF
GTID:2253330401454298Subject:Animal Nutrition and Feed Science
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In this study, using a portable gas detector in July2011to July2012in a barn on the same spring,summer, autumn and winter dry Holstein cows (20) and lactating cows (20) Chenet CH4, CO2and NH3concentration were measured. Dry cows and lactating cows were sampled according to the order for24h,repeated three times each quarter to monitor. Draw four seasons dry cows and milking barn CH4, CO2and NH3concentration curve(mg/m3), and made four seasons dry cows over three gases discountedsignificant difference analysis, the temperature will be discounted with the above three seasons gasconcentrations linear correlation analysis.The results are as follows:(1) spring, summer, autumn drycows Chenet CH4concentration levels are higher than in winter (P<0.01). In this experiment, the winter,the CH4concentration levels cow shed among the lowest in a year.(2) seasonal temperature changes onthe level of CO2concentration Cow House has some influence, but not obvious. Four Seasons lactationbetween CO2levels inside the barn was no difference (P>0.05), this experiment, the highest level of CO2concentration inside the barn in the summer when the minimum occurs in winter.(3) Four Seasons DryCow House between NH3concentration levels were different, and the difference was significant(P<0.01). In the barn closed under the same conditions, seasonal changes in temperature inside the barnNH3concentration levels for greater impact, barn highest concentrations of NH3for the summer season,the lowest for the winter.(4) Four Seasons barn CH4, CO2and NH3concentration and seasonal averagetemperature was linearly related.(5) milking cows and dry cows discounted CH4, CO2and NH3concentration levels are different, milking barn Three gas concentrations were higher than dry cows, inessence, is a dairy cow feed intake and feed concentrations higher than dry cows.
Keywords/Search Tags:Season, barn, gas concentration, cow
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