Received on: February 15, 2017 Fund Project: Tianjin Science and Technology Support Plan (Key) Project (12ZCZDNC09600); Science and Technology Innovation Project of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences; Introduction to the Author of the Agricultural Research Outstanding Talents and Innovation Team Project: Qu Qingbo (1992-), female, born in Huairen, Shanxi, with a master's degree, mainly engaged in research on pollution prevention and control in the livestock and poultry breeding industry. Email: qingboqu2014@163.com *Corresponding author: Zhang Keqiang Email: kqzhang68@126.com Abstract: In order to explore the feasibility of predicting fecal nitrogen and phosphorus content based on the nutritional composition and basic production status of lactating cows, a prediction model for fecal total nitrogen (FN) and fecal phosphorus (FP) content was established. This experiment takes Chinese Holstein cows as the research object, selects 7 representative large-scale dairy farms in Tianjin as sampling points, and collects basic data such as nutritional composition and basic production status of 20 groups of lactating dairy cows through questionnaire survey. 60 fecal samples are also collected to determine their nitrogen and phosphorus content. Select 14 groups of basic data such as nutritional composition and basic production status of lactating dairy cows' diets, and 48 samples of nitrogen and phosphorus content in lactating cow feces. Use SAS statistical analysis software to conduct correlation analysis and regression analysis, and establish a prediction model. The results showed that there was a significant positive correlation between organic matter intake (OMI) and crude fat intake (CFi) in the diet and the total nitrogen content in the feces of lactating cows, with correlation coefficients of 0.836 and 0.705, respectively. There is a negative correlation between body weight (BW) and total phosphorus content in feces of lactating cows, with a correlation coefficient of -0.525. The decision coefficient R2 of the prediction model established using multiple linear regression analysis is significantly higher than that of the univariate linear regression equation. The determination coefficient R2 of the fecal total nitrogen content prediction model based on milk yield (MY), days in milk (DIM), organic matter intake (OMI), and nitrogen intake (NI) of lactating cows can reach 0.96 (P about 0.001), and the prediction equation is: y=0.43+0.29 iMY+0.02 iDIM+0.92 iOMI-13.01 iNI. The determination coefficient R2 of the prediction model for total phosphorus content in feces is relatively lower than that of the prediction model for total nitrogen content, with a maximum of 0.62 (P about 0.10). The prediction equation is: y=22.97-0.026 iBW-4.02 iNI+14.63 iPI (phosphorus intake, PI). Finally, basic data on the nutritional composition and basic production status of 6 groups of lactating cow diets and corresponding 18 feces were used
农业资源与环境学报Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Agricultural and Biological Sciences (all)
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1.90
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4438
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24 weeks
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Journal of Agricultural Resources and Environment (CN 12-1437/S, ISSN 2095-6819) is a national academic scientific and technical journal. It was founded in 1984, and used to be called Foreign Agricultural Environmental Protection and Agricultural Environment and Development. It is supervised by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, and co-sponsored by the Scientific Research and Monitoring Institute of Environmental Protection of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, and the China Association of Agricultural Ecological Environmental Protection. The journal is one of China's high-quality science and technology journals, China Science Citation Database (CSCD) core journals, Peking University Chinese core journals, China Science and Technology core journals, China Agricultural and Forestry core journals, and Tianjin Outstanding Journals. It is included in the international authoritative databases, such as Scopus database of the Netherlands, the database of the Center for International Agricultural and Biological Sciences Research (CABI) of the United Kingdom, the Stephens Database (EBSCOhost) of the United States, the Ulrichsweb (Ulrich's Guide to Journals) of the United States, EuroPub of the United Kingdom, the Abstracts Journal (AJ) of the Russian Federation, and the Copernicus Index (IC) of the Poland, and so on.