Impact of the production level, calving season and type of service on the 100-day cumulative pregnancy rate of dairy cows in Argentina

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The aim of this study was to estimate using a multiple logistic regression the relative contribution of factors affecting the probability of getting pregnant at the first 100 days of milk production in Argentine dairy herds. The factors considered were milk production level, lactation number, calvin...

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Autores principales: Piccardi, M, Capitaine Funes, A., Bó, G.A., Balzarini, M.
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Ciencias Agropecuarias. Área de Difusión Científica 2011
Materias:
Controles lecheros
305EM
indicadores reproductivos
inseminación artificial.
milk analysis
305ME
reproductive indicators
artificial insemination.
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/agris/article/view/2790
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Revistas de la UNC de Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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topic Controles lecheros
305EM
indicadores reproductivos
inseminación artificial.
milk analysis
305ME
reproductive indicators
artificial insemination.
spellingShingle Controles lecheros
305EM
indicadores reproductivos
inseminación artificial.
milk analysis
305ME
reproductive indicators
artificial insemination.
Piccardi, M
Capitaine Funes, A.
Bó, G.A.
Balzarini, M.
Impact of the production level, calving season and type of service on the 100-day cumulative pregnancy rate of dairy cows in Argentina
topic_facet Controles lecheros
305EM
indicadores reproductivos
inseminación artificial.
milk analysis
305ME
reproductive indicators
artificial insemination.
author Piccardi, M
Capitaine Funes, A.
Bó, G.A.
Balzarini, M.
author_facet Piccardi, M
Capitaine Funes, A.
Bó, G.A.
Balzarini, M.
author_sort Piccardi, M
title Impact of the production level, calving season and type of service on the 100-day cumulative pregnancy rate of dairy cows in Argentina
title_short Impact of the production level, calving season and type of service on the 100-day cumulative pregnancy rate of dairy cows in Argentina
title_full Impact of the production level, calving season and type of service on the 100-day cumulative pregnancy rate of dairy cows in Argentina
title_fullStr Impact of the production level, calving season and type of service on the 100-day cumulative pregnancy rate of dairy cows in Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Impact of the production level, calving season and type of service on the 100-day cumulative pregnancy rate of dairy cows in Argentina
title_sort impact of the production level, calving season and type of service on the 100-day cumulative pregnancy rate of dairy cows in argentina
description The aim of this study was to estimate using a multiple logistic regression the relative contribution of factors affecting the probability of getting pregnant at the first 100 days of milk production in Argentine dairy herds. The factors considered were milk production level, lactation number, calving season, type of service used, artificial insemination (AI), natural breeding, or combined, and the interaction between type of service and level of production. The 291 Dairy farms (162.116 lactations) are users of the software Dairy Comp 305 herd-management. This software has a production estimator called 305 mature equivalent to standardize records from different lactation numbers. The analyzed variables in the model were statistically significant. Cows of lower milk production have more chances to get pregnant than those with higher milk production. Cows that calves in colder seasons have more probabilities to get pregnant than those calves in hottest seasons. The relation was quadratic between the probability of getting pregnant at 100 days in milk and the number of lactation. The cumulative pregnancy rate at 100 days was greater with natural service, compared to AI but, the AI was related with greater levels of milk production. Therefore, the results suggest that new reproductive management designs specifically developed for given productive levels could increase the overall reproductive efficiency.
publisher Facultad de Ciencias Agropecuarias. Área de Difusión Científica
publishDate 2011
url https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/agris/article/view/2790
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