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Three diets with a different level of concentrate (20, 35, 50% DM) but the same starch (31%) and NDF content (38%) were studied in a latinsquare design using 6 fistulated cows. The 3 diets were fed ad libitum and consisted of maize silage and a concentrate (30% beet pulp, 25% wheat bran, 10% dehydrated lucerne, 35% cereals). The ruminal outflow rate of liquid (KI) was estimated by PEG dilution. The duodenal flow and the rate of passage of Eu-labelled maize silage and Dy-labelled concentrate were measured simultaneously. The flow was calculated from PEG and Yb recovered in faeces. MRT of forage (MRTF) and concentrate (MRTC) in the digestive tract were calculated from the quantities of Eu and Dy excreted at each collection interval.

Effect of varying the proportion of concentrate with the same starch content in the diet on passage rate and on ruminal digestion in dairy cows