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KMID : 0900919880120020097
Korean journal of Animal Reproduction
1988 Volume.12 No. 2 p.97 ~ p.102
The Use of Radioimmunoassay to Monitor Reproductive Status of Cheju Native Cattle and the Effect of Supplementary Feeding on Reproductive Performance II. Body weight changes, reproductive performance and plasma progesterone concentrations pre and post calving
D.C. Choung

Kim J.-K.
Kim D.-C.
Abstract
The effect of supplementary feeding on postpartum ovarian activity, reproductive performance and plasma progesterone concentrations in Cheju native cows was studies. The group with adequate nutrition had greater mean body weight than did the underfed group before and after calving. First ovulation occurred 19.5 days and first oestrus at 37.8 days postpartum in the standard group, however, there was delay in first ovulation and oestrus in the restricted group (73.4 days and 111.8 days). Progesterone concentraitons of full fed animals gradually increased from 6 weeks(0.5ng/ml) to 12 weeks(3.3ng/ml) after calving. However, progesterone concentrations of underfed animals had a slight increase in 10 weeks after dalving(0.80ng/ml).
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