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Variables inherent to the forage and animal component were evaluated to design feed profiles of dual-purpose cows grazing Panicum maximum Jacq in a dairy farm in the Peruvian tropics. The forage variables were growth rate and forage availability and the animal variables were the chemical composition of the diet and feed profile. The experiment was carried out in the dry, early rainy and rainy seasons. Fourteen enclosures were installed in 41.9 ha and five Brown Swiss x Creole lactating cows were used. Forage growth and availability rates were obtained through cutting and manual separation, diets were obtained by manual simulation, energy requirement through the budget of activities and feed profile through the balance of forage demand and supply. A completely randomized design was used for forage growth and availability, and random blocks for chemical composition. The forage growth rate ...
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A field study was conducted to evaluate the impact of phosphorous fertilization and the introduction of white clover (Trifolium repens) in native grasslands dominated by Festuca dolichophylla (festuca). The study area was located at 4500 m of altitude in the Ayaracra sector, Pasco region, which corresponds to the Puna ecoregion of Peru. The experimental design was a 2x2x5 factorial in blocks with two levels of phosphorus (0 and 80 kg/ha), two distances between clump seeding gaps (0.5 and 1.0 m) and five climatic seasons. Plant height, foliar expansion, vigor (volume, height), plant weight (g/m2), number of flowering heads (inflorescences), degree of nodulation, nitrogen content in the leaves and stems of fescue were evaluated and nitrogen content in the soil where white clover was present. Phosphorus fertilization (80 kg/ha) and planting spacing (0.5 cm) showed a significant effect on th...
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The value of a forage plant depends not only on its productivity but also on its acceptance and preference of the animals. The aim of this study was to evaluate the forage yield, chemical composition, acceptance and preference of three forage legumes (Arachis pintoi, Stylosanthes guianensis and Centrocema macrocarpum) in Girolando female calves under tropical conditions. Experiment 1: Production (KgMS/h) and Nutritional Value (%) of the species from quarterly cuts and for one year after the growth phase has ended. Experiment 2: Acceptability was determined by the intake rate (g/min) of each species in six calves without experience in their consumption, when they were offered individually to the animals for 5 min daily for three consecutive days. Experiment 3: Preference was estimated from the relative intake (%) in individual pens when the three species were offered for 10 min daily for ...
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Variables inherent to the forage and animal component were evaluated to design feed profiles of dual-purpose cows grazing Panicum maximum Jacq in a dairy farm in the Peruvian tropics. The forage variables were growth rate and forage availability and the animal variables were the chemical composition of the diet and feed profile. The experiment was carried out in the dry, early rainy and rainy seasons. Fourteen enclosures were installed in 41.9 ha and five Brown Swiss x Creole lactating cows were used. Forage growth and availability rates were obtained through cutting and manual separation, diets were obtained by manual simulation, energy requirement through the budget of activities and feed profile through the balance of forage demand and supply. A completely randomized design was used for forage growth and availability, and random blocks for chemical composition. The forage growth rate ...
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A field study was conducted to evaluate the impact of phosphorous fertilization and the introduction of white clover (Trifolium repens) in native grasslands dominated by Festuca dolichophylla (festuca). The study area was located at 4500 m of altitude in the Ayaracra sector, Pasco region, which corresponds to the Puna ecoregion of Peru. The experimental design was a 2x2x5 factorial in blocks with two levels of phosphorus (0 and 80 kg/ha), two distances between clump seeding gaps (0.5 and 1.0 m) and five climatic seasons. Plant height, foliar expansion, vigor (volume, height), plant weight (g/m2), number of flowering heads (inflorescences), degree of nodulation, nitrogen content in the leaves and stems of fescue were evaluated and nitrogen content in the soil where white clover was present. Phosphorus fertilization (80 kg/ha) and planting spacing (0.5 cm) showed a significant effect on th...
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Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina. Escuela de Posgrado. Maestría en Producción Animal
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The objective of this study was to develop an index of vulnerability of alpaca herders (VAH), based on the adaptive capacity index (ACI) and sensitivity (SI) to climate change herders. The study was carried out in 2014 obtaining information from 17 alpaca farms from five annexes of the Sallca Santa Ana Peasant Community (SSAPC), Huancavelica, Peru. A conceptual model of ACI and SI was generated, assigning weights and function values to sources and attributes. For this, an Expert Panel from La Molina National Agrarian University (UNALM) and Nexus Program of the Fulbrigth Commission, USA, was formed. The ACI was estimated from human, physical, financial, information and diversity resources. The SI with livelihood and grassland resources. The VAH was estimated with the combination of ACI and SI, using fuzzy logic obtaining three categories: low, moderate and high. The U Mann-Whitney test co...
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The aim of this study was to compare the effect of N, P and K fertilization on the production of aerial biomass of two native grasses Festuca dolichophylla and Festuca humilior. The experiment was carried out in the SAIS Túpac Amaru, Junín, Peru, at an altitude of 4186 m. The treatments were N, P, K, NPK and a control. The nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium doses were 36.24, 4.27 and 29.92 kg/ha, respectively. The model of blocks with orthogonal contrasts was used. The variables were: fresh aerial biomass (kg/ha), dry aerial biomass (kg/ha) and percentage of dry matter. Fresh aerial biomass was 783.9±110.7 and 662.9±24.9 kg/ha, dry aerial biomass was 477.6±62.9 and 410.2±15.4 kg/ha, and percentage of dry matter was 64.11±1.82 and 61.47±0.56% in F. dolichophylla and F. humilior, respectively, with F. dolichophylla being the species with the highest production of aerial biomass (p&...
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The aim of this study was to compare the effect of N, P and K fertilization on the production of aerial biomass of two native grasses Festuca dolichophylla and Festuca humilior. The experiment was carried out in the SAIS Túpac Amaru, Junín, Peru, at an altitude of 4186 m. The treatments were N, P, K, NPK and a control. The nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium doses were 36.24, 4.27 and 29.92 kg/ha, respectively. The model of blocks with orthogonal contrasts was used. The variables were: fresh aerial biomass (kg/ha), dry aerial biomass (kg/ha) and percentage of dry matter. Fresh aerial biomass was 783.9±110.7 and 662.9±24.9 kg/ha, dry aerial biomass was 477.6±62.9 and 410.2±15.4 kg/ha, and percentage of dry matter was 64.11±1.82 and 61.47±0.56% in F. dolichophylla and F. humilior, respectively, with F. dolichophylla being the species with the highest production of aerial biomass (p&...
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The aim of this study was to compare the growth, biomass accumulation, tillering dynamics and water behavior of Festuca dolichophylla (Presl, 1830) (fedo) and Festuca humilior (Nees y Meyen, 1841) (fehu). The study was carried out in grasslands of good condition in the Peruvian highlands at an altitude of 4186 m. The model included species and month as fixed effects, and age post-plating as a random effect. fedo evidenced a greater height to the flag leaf with 29.66±0.56 cm and volume of grass with 993.88±44.34 cm3, while fehu evidenced a greater proportion of flowering with 35.71±1.84%. Both species had a similar quantity of basal tillers. In March-2016 the highest peak of volumetric soil moisture (20 cm) with 57.37±0.78% was evidenced, while in September 2016 it was the lowest peak with 13.86±0.83%. In December 2016, the highest transpiration peaks were evident with 92-95 mmol m2-...
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The aim of this study was to compare the growth, biomass accumulation, tillering dynamics and water behavior of Festuca dolichophylla (Presl, 1830) (fedo) and Festuca humilior (Nees y Meyen, 1841) (fehu). The study was carried out in grasslands of good condition in the Peruvian highlands at an altitude of 4186 m. The model included species and month as fixed effects, and age post-plating as a random effect. fedo evidenced a greater height to the flag leaf with 29.66±0.56 cm and volume of grass with 993.88±44.34 cm3, while fehu evidenced a greater proportion of flowering with 35.71±1.84%. Both species had a similar quantity of basal tillers. In March-2016 the highest peak of volumetric soil moisture (20 cm) with 57.37±0.78% was evidenced, while in September 2016 it was the lowest peak with 13.86±0.83%. In December 2016, the highest transpiration peaks were evident with 92-95 mmol m2-...
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The aim of this study was to evaluate the survival rate and growth patterns in five populations of Festuca dolichophylla under similar conditions. Five accessions were obtained from each population: Comunidad Campesina Pastales Huando – Huancavelica (CCPH), Lachocc South American Camelid Research and Development Center of the National University of Huancavelica (CIDCSL), as well as from the regions of Junín, Pasco and Puno. Each accession was divided into six plants and installed in a uniform CCPH soil. After 12 months of establishment, the survival rate and monthly morphological characteristics during growth were estimated. Survival rates were from 43.3% in CIDCSL plants up to 96.7% in Puno plants (p<0.05) and with high variability within each population. Plant height, growth rate, number of stems, stem appearance rate and number of leaves also showed high variability and differen...