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Progesterone in milkinvestigations on practicability as a functional trait in dairy cows A. Boldt, W. Kanitz, G. Martin, B. Losand & A. Römer ICAR/Interbull Conference 19-23 May 2014, Berlin

Getting a cow fertile is a main problem Foto: milchrind ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 2

Frequency of diseases in local dairy farms 60 50 40 30 20 10 Placental retention NGV: 7 --> 17 % Anteil kranke Kühe (%) number of treated cows (%) 0 Fruchtbarkeit Mastitis Klauen Gliedmaßen Stoffwechsel Verdauung Geburtsstör. Fertility Claw disease Limbs Metabolic Digestion Dystocia 1. Lakt. Lact. 2. Lakt. Lact. 3. Lakt. Lact. ab 4. Lact. Lakt. Rudolphi, 2012 ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 3

Culling rate because of infertilllity in Germany ADR, 2013 ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 4

That s why reproduction management needs a useful tool to identfy cyclic cows or cows with cyclic disorders cows in heat pregnant cows noninvasive methods are advantageous because of reducing stress such a tool is determination of progesterone in milk reproductive status can be predicted from milk progesterone values (Friggens and Chagunda, 2005) further benefit of this method is the simplicity of sample collection devices for analysing progesterone on-farm ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 5

Material and method number of cows 513 German Holsteins milk yield per cow and year 10,622 kg fat / protein 4.1 % / 3.4 % period Nov. 2009 Dec. 2011 sampling 1x weekly premilking samples subject group Number of analysed samples 1 st to 3 rd parity 3 rd until 14 th week post partum 7,662 on-farm (eprocheck) 7,650 RIA ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 6

Material and method RIA ELISA (epro-check) specifity (%) 100 100 sensitivity (pg) 8 intra-assay coefficients of variation inter-assay coefficients of variation (%) 8.0 4.5 9.5 (%) 9.6 9.7 15.6 On-farm analysing method ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 7

Comparision of progesterone analysing methods Number of samples (n) Mean (ng/ml) Standarddeviation Minimum (ng/ml) Maximum (ng/ml) on-farm ELISA 7,662 6.9 5.9 0 36.4 RIA 7,650 5.4 4.6 0 45.7 difference on-farm ELISA- RIA 7,640 1.5 4.1 0 38.6 progesterone concentration in milk RIA (ng/ml) 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 y = 0.565x + 1.4747 r = 0.72 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 progesterone concentration in milk "on farm" (ng/ml) ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 8

Commencement of luteal activity (CLA) Threshold value for CLA: => first week post partum where P4- concentration exceeded 5 ng/ml ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 9

Distribution of commencement of luteal activity after calving 57 % ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 10

Is there a relationship between milk yield, protein content or body condition and commencement of luteal activity? milk yield was measured daily by milkmeter, summarised to 100-d milk yield protein content was determined on basis of first milk recording to describe body condition, change in back fat thickness ( BFT) from 1 st to 2 nd milk recording was used Statistical analysis: SAS MIXED procedure ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 11

Effect of milk yield on commencement of luteal activity ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 12

Effect of protein content on commencement of luteal activity P < 0.05 fixed effects: milk yield, protein content, parity, calving ease, endometritis, year-season ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 13

Effect of body condition on commencement of luteal activity P < 0.05 fixed effects: BFT, parity, endometritis, calving ease, year-season ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 14

Effect of calving ease and endometritis on commencement of luteal activity P < 0.05 easy to medium= not observed, without or little assistance severe= mechanical calving aids, assistance with more than one person or veterinarian, caesarian section, fetotomy P <0.05 ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 15

Take home message milk progesterone concentrations on-farm correlated significantly with measurements done by the RIA-method (r=0.72) with regard to laboratory conditions for RIA and on-farm conditions for ELISA (eprocheck) the difference in means of 1.5 ng/ml can be accepted => useful tool for reproduction management effect of milk yield on commencement of luteal activity could not be confirmed significant impact of milk protein content and change in body condition p.p. on start of oestrus cycle after calving Management: cows with high protein content at first milk recording and a severe lost in body condition should have a longer voluntary waiting period ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 16

Thank you for your attention! Sabine Degel ICAR/INTERBULL Conference 22.05.2014 Ariane Boldt 17