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Intake, apparent digestibility, production, and composition of milk from cows fed diets with different sources of lipids

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Table 1 - Proportion of diet ingredients in g/kg of dry matter Ingredient
Table 3 - Availability and offer of forage per experiment period Experiment period
Table 5 - Intake of nutritional fractions by lactating cows fed diets with different sources of lipids
Table 7 - Average milk production and composition, feed efficiency, and variation in body weight of crossbred cows with and without lipid supplementation

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