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Organic Zinc and Selenium Supplementation of Late Lactation Dairy Cows: Effects on Milk and Serum Minerals Bioavailability, Animal Health and Milk Quality. [PDF]
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Enhancing milk quality and safety: : Towards milk quality-based milk payments in Kenya
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Milking technology and milk quality
Russian Agricultural Sciences, 2008A rapid analysis of bacterial contamination of milk during its production process is performed with the use of the bioluminescence-based ATPmetry method. It is established that, before entering the cooling tank, milk meets top-grade requirements (up to 300 000 CFU/cm3) and in the tank, grade-one.
V. I. Trukhachev +3 more
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Observations on the effect of raw milk quality on the keeping quality of pasteurized milk
Letters in Applied Microbiology, 1995Raw milk was stored for up to 14 d at 4 degrees C and pasteurized on days 1, 3, 4, 7, 9 and 14. Precautions were taken to eliminate post-pasteurization contamination. The pasteurized milks were stored at 4 degrees C and analysed at weekly intervals for standard plate counts (SPC), psychotrophic counts (PC) and aerobic spore counts (ASC).
S, Ravanis, M J, Lewis
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Nature, 1967
Nutrition and the Composition of Milk By Manfred Kirchgessner, Henning Friesecke and Gunter Kock. Translated from the German by Catherine T. M. Herriott. (International Monographs: Aspects of Animal and Human Nutrition.) Pp. xiv + 273. London: Crosby Lockwood and Son, Ltd., 1967.) 55s. net.
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Nutrition and the Composition of Milk By Manfred Kirchgessner, Henning Friesecke and Gunter Kock. Translated from the German by Catherine T. M. Herriott. (International Monographs: Aspects of Animal and Human Nutrition.) Pp. xiv + 273. London: Crosby Lockwood and Son, Ltd., 1967.) 55s. net.
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American Association of Bovine Practitioners Conference Proceedings, 2014
Milking system cleaning is an extremely important aspect of modern dairying. Many veterinarians are not involved in milk-quality programs, particularly those involving system cleaning. Veterinarians have the basic observational skills to make a difference on dairies by simply being in the parlor during wash-up and observing the process.
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Milking system cleaning is an extremely important aspect of modern dairying. Many veterinarians are not involved in milk-quality programs, particularly those involving system cleaning. Veterinarians have the basic observational skills to make a difference on dairies by simply being in the parlor during wash-up and observing the process.
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Bacteriostatic qualities of human milk
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1985A practical concern of the working mother is the bacteriostatic quality of human milk over time without benefit of refrigeration. Therefore, quantitative cultures of human milk stored at room temperature were performed at 0, 2, 4, 6, and 24 hours after expression.
W B, Pittard +3 more
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The quality of sheep milk: a review
Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture, 1997Summary. The quality of sheep milk is paramount in controlling the quality of dairy products made from it. We describe the factors affecting the quality of the milk of sheep milked commercially for dairy production, with an emphasis on Australia and New Zealand.
BENCINI R., PULINA, Giuseppe
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Journal of Milk and Food Technology, 1952
In this discussion the author attempts to show that our modern concepts of quality are the result of a slow, evolutionary process. Individual and collective viewpoints regarding milk quality are influenced by educational background, economic and social status, scientific information, and political subterfuge.
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In this discussion the author attempts to show that our modern concepts of quality are the result of a slow, evolutionary process. Individual and collective viewpoints regarding milk quality are influenced by educational background, economic and social status, scientific information, and political subterfuge.
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