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The relationship between the milk flow curve quantity of drained milk and somatic cell count in milk of Holstein and Simmental cattle breed in Croatia

Although machine milking has significantly increased the efficiency of working operations in everyday's process of a milking farm, a specific lack of coordination has been observed between the machine and animals. For health udder, a short lasting milking is favourable, at which a maximum milk flow is achieved quickly and held through a longer period of time. The possibilities of treating cow's udder from mastitis are being limited. Research has shown that the least somatic cell count is at Holstein breed cows in first (LSCC = 2, 77) and second lactation (LSCC = 3.04) during MMF 2.7- 3.6 kg/min, and MQM of 8.94, that is 9.35 kg. The Simmental cows showed at second, third and further lactations the least LSCC = 2.57 and 3.60, at MMF 2.7-3.6 kg/ min and MQM of 7.79 that is 8.76 kg.

Milk flow ; somatic cell count ; health udder ; cattle

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