Journal of Dairy Science · 1947 · 13 citations · 16 references
AgricultureAnimal SciencesDairy ScienceLactationLactation PhysiologyRuminant NutritionMicronutrient StoragePlacental DevelopmentPlacental PhysiologyVitamin DVitamin D DeficiencyVitamin D MetabolismMaternal Vitamin D StatusPlacental Micronutrient TransportPlacental Vitamin D TransferVitamin Content Of ColostrumVitamin D In MilkVitamin D StorageVitamin Transfer In Milk
The possible importance of prenatal and neonatal environment on the development and subsequent performance of dairy animals has been recognized for many years, but there is little experimental evidence bearing on this view. Recently several investigators These investigations and the reports of rickets occurring in very. young calves (1, 5) raised the question of the value of supplementing the prepar-tum diet with vitamin D.
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Metabolism of Women During the Reproductive Cycle
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BIOLOGICAL STANDARDIZATION OF VITAMINS
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