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Managing long lasting, healty cows in a large scale environment Bakos Gbor Director of dairy breeding Bos-Frucht AG EHRC Budapest, 2017.09.18 About us briefly 1200 ha Vertical integration 11.300 kg 305 (10.400 1st lact.)


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Managing long lasting, healty cows in a large scale environment

Bakos Gábor Director of dairy breeding Bos-Frucht AG EHRC Budapest, 2017.09.18

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About us briefly…

1200 ha Vertical integration 11.300 kg 305 (10.400 1st lact.) 3,7-4,0% BF, 3,2-3,3% P One of the highes MHGI replacement herd

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Charles Darwin: origin of Species

Changes - reaction

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Long usefull lifetime!?

lifetime? longevity? High No of lactations? culling vs selection?

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Economical lifetime! Genetic advancement! Effective raising and breeding!

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Place of improvements…

Calf & heifer raising Fresh cow management Reproduction Nutrition(quality/efficiency Environmental factors Management skills

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Calf & Heifer raising…

Starts with the dry period „dry cow management” Raising replacements costs 15-20% of total cost Maternaty management, calving Take home message!!! First Two Hours: life or death First two month: what kind of cow we’ll have

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Goals during the calf raising: Keep calves alive Proper daily growth/ gain First breeding at 12 month of age… First calving age at 22 months!!! Death loss less than 2% How can it be? Improve immunity system Good quality colostrum Minimize stress hygiene!!!

Calf & Heifer raising…

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IgG absorption (gr) = quantity x concentration

40 kg calf 36 gr IgG Avg abs% = 35% Good colostrum = 50g/L 50g/L x 0.35 x 2 L = 35 gr Poor colostrum = 25g/L 25g/L x 0.35 x 4 L = 35 gr

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Goals during the calf&heifer raising …

  • Birth weight must be doubled at day 56

– 40 kg ….80 kg 56 days of age

  • At Breeding: 55% of the mature weight.
  • At first calving: 85% of the mature weight.
  • 2nd calving: 92% of mature weight.
  • Milk production must be at least 80% of the

mature cows production, in the first lact.

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Ecomomical effect of 22 months AFC

  • $2,000
  • $1,500
  • $1,000
  • $500

$0 $500 $1,000 $1,500 $2,000 $2,500 $3,000

5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65

22 mo AFC 24 mo AFC 26 mo AFC

Breakeven point Net Return, $

Forrás: Lindell Whitelock USA

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Fresh cow monitoring…

Daily observation on the first 3 weeks Avoid stress factors The sart is important DMI!!! appetite!!! SIGNS!

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Fresh cow monitoring…

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Energy Partition During Early Lactation

1st Maintenance 2nd Milk Yield 3rd Growth Weight Gain Reproduction

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Energy Partition During Late Lactation

1st Maintenance 2nd Reproduction 3rd Growth Milk Yield 4th Weight Gain

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„ if you have good reproduction, you’ll have good production…” Cows been bred within 120 days (5 USD/ day) 150-180 DIM Nutrition convertation change over 180 DIM!!

Reproduction vs nutrition

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Milk production kg/day (DIM) 150-180 DIM Milk production vs DIM

profit loss loss Break even

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Enviromental factors…

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Thank you for your attention!