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dietary cation-anion difference: a standalone construct

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dietary cation-aniondifference1 CONSTRUCTDietary cation-anionBLOCK · ANIMAL NUTRITION

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Animal nutrition

the milliequivalent balance of sodium and potassium against chloride and sulfur in a ration, lowered before calving to reduce milk fever in dairy cows.

In animal nutrition, dietary cation-anion difference refers to the milliequivalent balance of sodium and potassium against chloride and sulfur in a ration, lowered before calving to reduce milk fever in dairy cows. This meaning comes from Block (1984) in Journal of Dairy Science.[1]

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  1. Block, E. (1984). Manipulating Dietary Anions and Cations for Prepartum Dairy Cows to Reduce Incidence of Milk Fever. Journal of Dairy Science, 67(12), 2939-2948. https://doi.org/10.3168/jds.s0022-0302(84)81657-4

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