Nordic Feed Evaluation System. Harald Volden, TINE SA Norwegian University of Life Sciences NorFor scientific group
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1 Nordic Feed Evaluation System Harald Volden, TINE SA Norwegian University of Life Sciences scientific group
2 A feed evaluation system for cattle Net energy Metabolizable protein Feed intake Animal requirements and feeding standards Feed table Feed analysis and ring tests IT development
3 New feed evaluation system? Key questions: What are the driving forces? Who wants a new system? Who are the customers? Who has the financial power to develop and operate a new system in a long term perspective The Nordic dairy cattle advisory organisations
4 Changes in Nordic dairy cattle production Number of dairy farms has decreased ( ) Denmark 75% (3,800) Sweden 70% (4,000) Finland 70% (10,400) Norway 60% (10,600) Iceland 50 % (660) Swedish dairy farms Number of cows has decreased ( ) Denmark 20% (580,000) Sweden 30% (345,000) Finland 30% (280,000) Norway 30% (240,000) Iceland 15 % (26,000) A cost sharing strategy is important in development and implementation of a new feed evaluation system mill 4
5 is owned by TINE Knowledge Centre for agriculture Växa Sverige Farmers Association of Iceland
6 Development of
7 GJØDSEL TJUKK TARM TYNN TARM VOM FÔR Biological Fiber Stivelse i NDF pdndf ist pdst sst i NDF pdndf ist pdst sst ist fraktion kd PNST / k p KRF (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) kd NDF / kp 1 + kp 2 / k p krf (NDF/lev.vekt, grf:krf) 0,01 0,09 FPF Lipide r CF Grf. 0,5 Krf. CF Grf. 0,3 Krf 5 Grf. 0,7 Krf. 0,85 icp Protein icp pdcp scp kd PNCP / kp KRF /kp GRF (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) pdcp Kd løys. / kp væske (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) scp Energi og nitrogen til mikrobiell vekst KBH 38g / kg 105g NH 3 Glyserol, galaktose / kg KBH MCP * 0,63 mst The four basic elements in Energi og nitrogen til mikrobiell vekst 30% 45g/ kg KBH 0,35 mcf mcp 0,85 5 0,4 PBV 0,2 ecp UREA 4,6% av CP fôr 30g / kg OM til duodenum + 60g i tjukk og bakre tynntarm 0,5 0,73 5 Grf 0,65 Kkrf 0,85 INTERMEDIÆRT NEl AAT Uutnytta urin-n utsk. N AAT til hår og hudprod. Avleiring / mobilisering AAT til melk Protein i melk Styrt av FEm balansen Mjølkeytelse IT and data integration Offentlig adgang FMT Admin Brugere Plan Admin FMT FMT Webservice Besætning Fodermidler National Plan Plan FRB FRB Webservice Brugere Data Dyr & besætning National Svarsystem Svarsystem PC Nationale Servere Webservice Svarsystemet Analyser Servere National client. Ration formulation and optimisation Production and feeding control
8 Fiber Stivelse Lipide r fraktion i NDF pdndf ist pdst sst FPF CF pdndf ist pdst sst ist i NDF kd PNST / k p KRF (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) kd NDF / kp 1 + kp 2 / k p krf (NDF/lev.vekt, grf:krf) 0,01 0,09 Grf. 0,5 Krf. CF Grf. 0,3 Krf 5 Grf. 0,7 Krf. 0,85 icp Protein icp pdcp scp NH 3 Energi og nitrogen til mikrobiell vekst MCP * 0,63 pdcp scp mst mcf mcp Energi og nitrogen til mikrobiell vekst / kg 105g 30% 0,35 0,85 5 0,4 PBV 0,2 ecp INTERMEDIÆRT UREA 4,6% av CP fôr urin-n 30g / kg OM til duodenum utsk. N + 60g i tjukk og bakre tynntarm AAT til hår og hudprod. Avleiring / mobilisering 0,5 0,73 AAT 5 Grf 0,65 Kkrf 0,85 AAT til melk Uutnytta Protein i melk NEl Mjølkeytelse Biological elements in GJØDSEL TJUKK TARM TYNN TARM VOM FÔR kd PNCP / kp KRF /kp GRF (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) KBH 38g Kd løys. / kp væske (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) Glyserol, galaktose / kg KBH 45g/ kg KBH Styrt av FEm balansen A semi-mechanistic feed evaluation system that: - Takes into account interactions and non-linear relationships between animal characteristics, diet composition and feeding level when predicting nutritive values and animal performance Standard vs. real feed value. An individual feed has no fixed value A ration evaluation system
9 Fiber Stivelse Lipide r fraktion i NDF pdndf ist pdst sst FPF CF pdndf ist pdst sst ist i NDF kd PNST / k p KRF (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) kd NDF / kp 1 + kp 2 / k p krf (NDF/lev.vekt, grf:krf) 0,01 0,09 Grf. 0,5 Krf. CF Grf. 0,3 Krf 5 Grf. 0,7 Krf. 0,85 icp Protein icp pdcp scp NH 3 Energi og nitrogen til mikrobiell vekst MCP * 0,63 pdcp scp mst mcf mcp Energi og nitrogen til mikrobiell vekst / kg 105g 30% 0,35 0,85 5 0,4 PBV 0,2 ecp INTERMEDIÆRT UREA 4,6% av CP fôr urin-n 30g / kg OM til duodenum utsk. N + 60g i tjukk og bakre tynntarm AAT til hår og hudprod. Avleiring / mobilisering 0,5 0,73 AAT 5 Grf 0,65 Kkrf 0,85 AAT til melk Uutnytta Protein i melk NEl Mjølkeytelse GJØDSEL TJUKK TARM TYNN TARM VOM FÔR kd PNCP / kp KRF /kp GRF (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) KBH 38g Kd løys. / kp væske (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) Glyserol, galaktose / kg KBH 45g/ kg KBH Styrt av FEm balansen Some model interactions Sugars+starch NDF degradation Energy Roughage level Digesta passage Intake Microbial efficiency AA uptake
10 Fiber Stivelse i NDF pdndf ist pdst sst i NDF pdndf ist pdst sst ist fraktion kd NDF / kp 1 + kp 2 / k p krf (NDF/lev.vekt, grf:krf) 0,01 0,09 FPF Lipide r CF Grf. 0,5 Krf. kd PNST / k p KRF (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) CF Grf. 0,3 Krf 5 Grf. 0,7 Krf. 0,85 icp Protein icp pdcp scp pdcp scp Energi og nitrogen til mikrobiell vekst / kg 105g NH 3 MCP * 0,63 mst Energi og nitrogen til mikrobiell vekst 30% 0,35 mcf mcp 0,85 5 0,4 PBV 0,2 ecp UREA 4,6% av CP fôr 30g / kg OM til duodenum + 60g i tjukk og bakre tynntarm 0,5 0,73 5 Grf 0,65 Kkrf 0,85 INTERMEDIÆRT NEl AAT Uutnytta urin-n utsk. N AAT til hår og hudprod. Avleiring / mobilisering AAT til melk Protein i melk Mjølkeytelse Biological elements in GJØDSEL TJUKK TARM TYNN TARM VOM FÔR kd PNCP / kp KRF /kp GRF (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) KBH 38g Kd løys. / kp væske (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) Glyserol, galaktose / kg KBH 45g/ kg KBH Styrt av FEm balansen 7,80 7,50 Static system MJ NEL per kg DM 7,20 6,90 6,60 6,30 5,0 7,5 10,0 12,5 15,0 17,5 20,0 22,5 25,0 Feed intake, kg DM/d
11 Fiber Stivelse i NDF pdndf ist pdst sst i NDF pdndf ist pdst sst ist fraktion kd NDF / kp 1 + kp 2 / k p krf (NDF/lev.vekt, grf:krf) 0,01 0,09 FPF Lipide r CF Grf. 0,5 Krf. kd PNST / k p KRF (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) CF Grf. 0,3 Krf 5 Grf. 0,7 Krf. 0,85 icp Protein icp pdcp scp pdcp scp Energi og nitrogen til mikrobiell vekst / kg 105g NH 3 MCP * 0,63 mst Energi og nitrogen til mikrobiell vekst 30% 0,35 mcf mcp 0,85 5 0,4 PBV 0,2 ecp UREA 4,6% av CP fôr 30g / kg OM til duodenum + 60g i tjukk og bakre tynntarm 0,5 0,73 5 Grf 0,65 Kkrf 0,85 INTERMEDIÆRT NEl AAT Uutnytta urin-n utsk. N AAT til hår og hudprod. Avleiring / mobilisering AAT til melk Protein i melk Mjølkeytelse Biological elements in GJØDSEL TJUKK TARM TYNN TARM VOM FÔR kd PNCP / kp KRF /kp GRF (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) KBH 38g Kd løys. / kp væske (TS/lev.vekt, grf:krf) Glyserol, galaktose / kg KBH 45g/ kg KBH Styrt av FEm balansen Static system AAT, g kg/dm AAT = metabolizable protein Concentrate, %
12 Biological elements in ,5 KP NDF NDF degradability kg DM 15 kg DM 20 kg DM Passage rate, %/h 2 1, NDF degradability, % Efficiency, g/kg TOMD kg DM , Feed intake kg DM/d Starch+"rest ", g/kg DM Amino acids Amino aids Utilization, % Milk protein ,0 14,0 15,0 16,0 17,0 18,0 19,0 20,0 21,0 22,0 23, g AAT/MJ NEl
13 IT. An Online and web-based system Offentlig adgang FMT Plan Admin National Plan National Svarsystem User PC National servers Plan Brugere Svarsystem Data Animals and herd Dyr & besætning Herd recording system Nationale Servere Feed FMT tables Webservice Webservice Feed Ration FRBcalcultor Webservice Feed Svarsystemet analysis Admin Besætning Analyser Feed industy Herd feed table FRB Brugere FMT Fodermidler FRC Analysis servers Servere
14 SNOPT Optimizer FAS/FST Calculator FRC Calculator OFC Calculator Herd Feedstuffs Animal Data The SNOPT TM Optimizer. A high performance non-linear optimiser. Auto-balance a feed ration at the lowest possible cost Performance speed: online, 100 individual cows, 5-10 sec
15 National client. Practical ration formulation and optimisation Possible variables: 112 Ration cost: 1 Feed intake: 7 Energy: 9 Protein and amino acids: 13 Nutrients: 12 Rumen metabolism: 23 Total tract digestibility: 5 Chewing time : 1 Minerals: 23 Vitamins: 7 Nitrogen excretion: 4 Climate: 1 standard 1. Ration cost 2. Fill value (feed intake) 3. Energy balance 4. Energy intake 5. AAT/NEL ratio 6. PBV 7. Fatty acids 8. Rumen load index (NDF degradation) 9. Degradable sugars + starch
16 Continuous development of the biological parts of the system Move towards a substrate based system Integration with modern herd management systems Biology and technology Develop response functions to better integrate production and economy Marginal response functions International cooperation Future
17 Thank you for your attention
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