BS in Agronomy from ESALQ - University of São Paulo (1984), MS in Animal Science from ESALQ - University of São Paulo (1991), PhD in Animal Science from the University of Arizona (1996) and Post Doc from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln (2019). Has experience in beef and dairy cattle production and nutrition, focusing in intensive grazing and confined dairy and beef productioin systems, quality and levels of roughage in diets for cattle, supplementation of grazing cattle, cereal grain processing, byproducts, fat and protein nutrition and feed additives for dairy and beef cattle. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The planned study aims to compare the performance of finishing beef cattle feed diets with different levels (0, 15, 30 and 45% on dry matter basis) of inclusion of dry distillers bran solubles and two different energy sources: starch/corn or pectin/citrus pulp. Three hundred and sixty eight Nellore bulls will be allocated in 60 experimental pens for 120 days. The following variables will…
The aim of this study is to evaluate the supplementation with calcium salt of palm oil (CSPO) in dairy cows grazing on tropical pastures. Three experiments will be conducted. In experiments 1 (Exp. 1), 2 (Exp. 2) and 3 (Exp. 3) supplementation levels with CSPO will be: T1 = Control (no added CSPO); T2 = 200 g/day; T3 = 400 g/day; and T4 = 600 g/day. In Exp. 1, 40 Holstein cows will be use…
The Visiting Professor will work on a project approved by FAPESP which involves the study of energy supplementation of beef and dairy cattle grazing tropical pasture on metabolic parameters, ingestive behavior, ruminal fermentation, animal performance, milk composition, consumption, etc. In addition, the Visiting Researcher will teach a workshop on LRNS (Large Ruminant Nutrition System) a…
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The objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of supplementation with calcium salts of palm oil (CSPO) with or without lysolecithin (LS) for feedlot early lactation dairy cows. For this, an experiment will be carried out, wherein the animals will receive forage ad libitum and 9 kg of concentrate supplementation with three doses of CSPO associated or not with LS: T1 = 400g CSPO; …
The aim of this study is to evaluate the supplementation with calcium salt of palm oil (CSPO) in dairy cows grazing on tropical pastures. Eight rumen-cannulated cows (15 LD) will be used in a repplicated Latin square design, wherein will be measured ruminal parameters: pH, amoniacal N and short chain fatty acids. Data will be analyzed by SAS 9.4 (PROC MIXED). Significances levels will set…
The aim of this study is to evaluate the supplementation with calcium salt of palm oil (CSPO) in dairy cows. Four experiments will be conducted. In experiments 1 (Exp. 1), 2 (Exp. 2) the supplementation levels with CSPO will be: T1 = Control (no added CSPO); T2 = 200g/day; T3 = 400 g/day; and T4 = 600 g/day. An additional level (T5 = 800 g/day) will be used in experiment 3 (Ex. 3). In Exp…
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The objective of this experiment is to determine the effects of two methods of rumen protection and two doses of choline on hepatic tissue composition in cows induced to develop fatty liver. The cows will receive 1 of 5 treatments top-dressed daily, for 14 days: - A (negative control): top dressed with lipid coating material containing 0 g of choline ion; - B (positive control, Reashure l…
Early-lactation cows usually enter a period of negative energy balance and fatty acid (FA) supplementation is a strategy that may increase energy intake and performance of these cows. Unfortunately, there is a shortage of reports in the published literature that have determined the effect of FA supplementation on early-lactation dairy cows. Importantly, we know of no reports in the publis…
The Post-Doctoral project proposed will be composed by 4 performance and 3 metabolism experiments with feedlot finishing cattle to evaluate corn distillers by-products produced in the USA and in Brazil. The Experiment 1 will be conducted at the Feedlot Research Center of the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. In this study, 60 feedlot cattle will be individually fed diets containing corn…
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