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Dietary factors associated with the concentration of milk urea nitrogen in grazing goats
2007
Implicazioni legate alla destagionalizzazione degli ovini: gli effetti sulle produzioni
2012
Contagious agalactiae: a prelimanr study on the impact on milk production of sicilian sheep
2014
Palatability and in vivo digestibility of Mulberry leaves (Morus latifolia CV. Kokusou 21) in sheep feeding
2007
Mulberry (Morus latifolia L.) leaves and green tops were utilised to study the palatability and the digestibility in two sheep feeding trials. In trial 1 mulberry palatability was determined by cafeteria test, that studies the animal preferences in a short period of time without the interference of post-ingestive factors. Mulberry leaves were tested in respect to vetch hay and oat concentrate; results showed that mulberry leaves were significantly preferred to other feeds. In trial 2 an in vivo digestibility was carried out on 4 rams equipped with the bags for the faeces collection, housed in individual box and fed ad libitum. Results showed that mulberry leaves and green tops were more dig…
Effects of adding solid and molten chocolate on the physicochemical, antioxidant, microbiological, and sensory properties of ewe's milk cheese.
2020
Abstract: A novel dairy product, namely “chocolate cheese”, was produced with two typical Sicilian food products: Pecorino cheese, processed from ewe's milk, and Modica chocolate. The cheese, manufactured with 0%, 5%, 10%, and 15% (w/w) solid or molten chocolate, was evaluated after 0, 2, 4, and 6 weeks of vacuum storage for its nutritional and health properties. The addition of chocolate reduced the pH, protein, fat, and ash; the addition of 5% or 10% molten chocolate reduced hardness (N/mm2). The addition of either solid or molten chocolate resulted in a slight increase (P < 0.1038) in the total polyphenol content, a higher oleic acid content, and less oxidative stability. The microbio…
Improvement of Oxidative Status, Milk and Cheese Production, and Food Sustainability Indexes by Addition of Durum Wheat Bran to Dairy Cows’ Diet
2019
Durum wheat bran (DWB) is a by-product mostly used in feeding ruminants, contributing to decrease in the utilization of feeds suitable as foods for human consumption, thus improving the sustainability of livestock production. However, the potential benefits of DWB, due to its content in phenolic acids, mainly consisting of ferulic acid with antioxidant properties, have not been well clarified yet. Accordingly, in this experiment, 36 lactating cows divided into three groups received, over a period of 100 days, one of three concentrates including DWB at 0% (DWB0), 10% (DWB10), or 20% (DWB20). The concentrates were formulated to be isoproteic and isoenergetic and, to balance the higher fiber c…
Il foraggio di sulla, nuove opportunità con la disidratazione
2020
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Il mese di produzione influenza la qualità di formaggi tipici?
2022
Il settore lattiero-caseario mediterraneo rappresenta una delle più importanti attività legate al lavoro delle terre montane e marginali e alla produzione di prodotti tipici e di qualità. Un prodotto “tipico” è il risultato di diversi fattori strettamente legati all’origine geografica e alle tradizioni sociali e culturali dell’area di produzione. Tali prodotti sono da sempre uno strumento per valorizzare la biodiversità, la cultura e l’economia di definite aree mediterranee. L’Unione Europea riconosce ufficialmente questa diversificazione di prodotto attraverso l’attribuzione di marchi di qualità a denominazione di origine protetta (DOP) e a indicazione geografica protetta (IGP). Nella poli…
COVID-19 and the Dairy and Meat Supply Chain
2022
The Coronavirus health emergency and the lockdown adopted in Italy and many countries are head-hitting in the agricultural and agri-food sectors
Determination of milk production losses in Valle del Belice sheep following experimental infection of Mycoplasma agalactiae
2015
Abstract Economic losses due to contagious agalactia (CA) in small ruminant herds are mainly associated with significant reductions in or complete loss of dairy production, mortality, abortions, ill thrift, early culling and costs of control. With the aim of estimating milk production losses caused by CA, 46 primiparous lactating Valle del Belice ewes were monitored after experimental infection. Sixty days after lambing, two ewes were each experimentally infected with a single dose of 10 8 CFU/ml of a live Mycoplasma agalactiae strain in both teats by intracanalicular route. Three days after inoculation, the infection was spread manually by the milkers dipping their hands in the pooled mil…