Creating an optimal diet structure as a way to prevent disorder rumen digestion in bulls

Abstract

Poor-quality protein in the diet leads to excessive formation of ammonia in the rumen. The use of concentrated feed against the background of strict proportional administration together with coarse feed with intensive cultivation and fattening of dairy bulls and the normal course of enzymatic processes in the rumen and throughout the body allows you to achieve an average daily increase of up to 1420 g by 14 months of age and reduce feed conversion.