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Avaliou-se a influência de níveis de concentrado na dieta de bovinos. Utilizaram-se quatro vacas fistuladas no rúmen, distribuídas em quadrado latino 4x4, sobre o consumo, pH ruminal e nitrogênio amoniacal (N-NH3). Foi utilizada a silagem de milho, como volumoso, e concentrado, à base de milho, sorgo, farelo de soja, casca de soja, ureia e gordura protegida. As dietas foram isoproteicas com 18,6% de proteína bruta, utilizando valores crescentes de extrato etéreo (5,7; 6,6; 7,5 e 8,4%) para os níveis de concentrado de 30; 40; 50 e 60%. Os valores médios de pH ruminal foram 6,71; 6,64; 6,63; 6,69 e as concentrações médias de N-NH3 de 37,40; 39,62; 35,59 e 34,13mg/100mL de líquido ruminal. O tratamento com 7,5% de extrato etéreo apresentou média de consumo de fibra detergente neutro mais alto que os demais tratamentos, com máximo consumo de matéria seca estimado em 10,47kg/dia. Dietas com gordura protegida não interferiram no ambiente ruminal, até níveis de 8,4% de extrato etéreo, apresentando melhor eficiência com relação ao consumo de 55% de concentrado. The influence of concentrate levels in the diet of cattle on intake, rumen pH, and ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) using four cows fistulated in the rumen and distributed in 4x4 Latin square was evaluated. Corn silage was used as roughage and concentrate was maize, sorghum, soybean hulls, soybean rules, urea, and protected fat. Diets were isonitrogenous with 18.6% crude protein, using increasing amounts of ether extract (5.7, 6.6, 7.5, and 8.4%) to the levels of concentrate, 30, 40, 50 and 60%. The average values of rumen pH were 6.71, 6.64, 6.63, and 6.69 and the average concentrations of NH3-N were 37.40, 39.62, 35.59, and 34.13mg/100mL of rumen fluid. Animals fed 7.5% ether extract diet had higher neutral detergent fiber intake than the animals of other treatments with maximum dry matter intake estimated in 10.47kg/day. Protected fat diet did not interfere in the environment of rumen up to levels of 8.4% of ether extract, providing better efficiency with respect to intake of 55% concentrate

Consumo de nutrientes e parâmetros ruminais de vacas alimentadas com diferentes níveis de energia na dieta