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Indian Journal of Animal Research, volume 41 issue 4 (december 2007) : 299-301

PREDICTION OF 305-DAY MILK YIELD BASED ON PEAK YIELD AND PRE-PEAK PERIOD IN KARAN FRIES COWS

PREDICTION OF 305-DAY MILK YIELD BASED ON PEAK YIELD AND PRE-PEAK PERIOD IN KARAN FRIES COWS
1Dairy Cattle Breeding Division National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal – 132001

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Cite article:- COWS FRIES KARAN IN PERIOD PRE-PEAK AND YIELD PEAK ON BASED YIELD MILK 305-DAY OF PREDICTION (2025). PREDICTION OF 305-DAY MILK YIELD BASED ON PEAK YIELD AND PRE-PEAK PERIOD IN KARAN FRIES COWS. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 41(4): 299-301. doi: .

ABSTRACT

The present investigation was undertaken to predict 305-days milk yield in Karan Fries cattle
based on peak yield and pre-peak period using the 618 lactational milk yield records (305-day /
less) of first four parities from 1990 to 2001 for 284 Karan Fries cows maintained at Dairy Cattle
Breeding Division of National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal. The 305-days milk yield and peak
yield exhibited an increasing trend over the parities. The maximum 305-days milk yield (3890 kg)
and peak yield (20.50 kg) were observed in fourth parity while the minimum 305-days milk yield
(3170 kg) and peak yield (15.51 kg) were in first parity. The pre-peak period of ranged between 41 days (second parity) and 52 days (fourth parity). The peak yield and pre-peak period explained
around 60% of the variability in prediction of 305-day milk yield. The percent average absolute
error had a narrow range and ranged between 11.32% in first lactation and 12.82% in fourth
lactation.

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