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2010
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Stein Michael Tomter Gro Hylen Jan-Erik NilsenSammendrag
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John Marshall BrydenSammendrag
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Karen RefsgaardSammendrag
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The effect of cows" diets on milk composition is discussed, focusing on those components of particular interest for human health. First dietary sources of fatty acids and their digestion and metabolism are reviewed. Then feeding factors affecting milk fat content and fatty acid composition are discussed, with emphasis on those factors related to forage and fat supplements. The effects of diet on protein content and composition and milk content of minerals and vitamins are reviewed. Feeding strategies for improving the nutritional quality of milk are summarized.
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Mensur Vegara Thor S. Larsen Hans Magnus Gjøen Roger K. Abrahamsen Ole Hofstad Lars Helge Frivold Bal Ram Singh Gunnar Klemetsdal Geir-Harald Strand dag-ragnar blystad Åsmund AsdalSammendrag
The main objectives under this programme were: - To improve organising, content and quality of academic education and research in agriculture, veterinary medicine and forestry to meet with needs for qualified people in ongoing rebuilding after wars and to reach the general European level and standards. - Create functional and sustainable networks of regional institutions and professionals to support each other and cooperate for optimal use of limited available resources in the SEE region in a difficult rebuilding situation. The main activities were: - Research and development projects in the areas of animal sciences, crop and fodder production and use of GIS-methods in forestry and agriculture. - Support to development of staff and institutions in form of study stays, study material, covering of costs for laboratory analysis etc. related to M.Sc. and Ph.D. thesis work, guest lecturing and some equipment. - Support to reorientation of academic education in agriculture, forestry and veterinary medicine: Support to regional networks, professional meetings, further development and use of the Programme web site and web-based teaching.The most important strategy in this Programme was to facilitate for institutional cooperation and network building between partners in the SEE area. Therefore a broad approach was chosen with a large number of partners (16) from all actual geographical areas in SEE - West Balkan - (Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia and Serbia & Montenegro) and representing most of the different ethnical groups in the region. The main intensions under the new programme is to improve the organisation, content and quality of academic education, research and support services in the faculties of agriculture, veterinary medicine and forestry in order to meet national needs in the ongoing reconstruction after the regional wars. Programme activities include activities that: Support and strengthen selected institutions in SEE/WB towards obtaining European professional levels and standards. Promote networking and scientific cooperation between the SEE/WB institutions. Promote networking and scientific cooperation between institutions in SEE/WB and in Norway.