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DCAD Research SummaryArm & Hammer Animal Nutrition4/15/2010DCAD Nutrition for Dairy Cattle - Research Summary
DCAD Plus Harrison Research BulletinR. White, J. Harrison, R. Kincaid, E. Block, N. St-Pierre2/22/2010DCAD Plus meets needs of high-producing cows, improves milk production and component levels
What's your DCAD Number?Arm & Hammer Animal Nutrition9/1/2009DCAD Balancing is a process to keep vital nutrients balanced so cows perform to their potential regardless of lifecycle stage.
DCAD Guidelines - Peak Over 130 PoundsW. Sanchez Ph.D. and E. Block Ph.D.10/10/2008Most cows on commercial dairies have the genetic potential to peak over 130 pounds of milk - see how balancing DCAD levels can help.
DCAD Plus Sell SheetArm & Hammer Animal Nutrition4/1/2008A comprehensive research and financial summary for improved DMI, milk and component production, and herd profitability.
DCAD Plus DetailerArm & Hammer Animal Nutrition1/22/2008A detailed research and financial summary of improved DMI, milk and component production, and herd profitability.
Arm & Hammer Forage Testing Program ResultsArm & Hammer Animal Nutrition1/1/2008Arm & Hammer Animal Nutrition partnered with several forage testing laboratories to promote and provide education on the importance of ration dietary cation-anion difference (DCAD) balancing.
Dietary Cation-Anion Difference and Dietary Protein Effects on Performance and Acid-Base Status of Dairy Cows in Early LactationW. Hu, M.R. Murphy, P.D. Constable, E. Block1/1/2007Journal of Dairy ScienceA study observing the effects of DCAD with different concentrations of dietary crude protein revealed increased DMI, milk fat, milk protein, 4% FCM, milk lactose, and milk solids-not-fat.
Dietary Cation-Anion Difference Effects on Performance and Acid-Base Status of Dairy Cows PostpartumW. Hu, M.R. Murphy, P.D. Constable, E. Block1/1/2007Journal of Dairy ScienceResearch study examined the effect of DCAD on performance and acid-base status of cows postpartum.
Acid-Base Status, Renal Function, Water, and Macromineral Metabolism of Dry Cows Fed Diets Differing in Cation-Anion DifferenceA.M. Delaquis, E. Block1/1/1995Journal of Dairy ScienceThis study compared Holsteins fed one of two DCAD diets. Results indicate that increased DCAD has no significant effect on BW or intake and digestibility of DM, ADF, NDF, and N. The diet with the higher of the two DCAD values increased absorption of water and urine volume.