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KMID : 1005220090240040265
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Journal of Embryo Transfer
2009 Volume.24 No. 4 p.265 ~ p.269
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Effect of Different Feeding Ratios of Whole Crop Barley Silage on the Embryo Production in Hanwoo Donors
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Son Dong-Soo
Choe Chang-Yong
Cho Sang-Rae
Kim Hyun-Jong
Choi Sun-Ho
Son Jun-Kyu
Kim Nam-Tae
Yeon Seong-Heum
Ryu Il-Sun
Kim Il-Hwa
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Abstract
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The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of different feeding ratios of whole crop barley silage on the embryo production in Hanwoo donors. All donors were basically fed 2.5 kg concentrate daily. Donors were divided into three groups according to the different feeding of forage; hay 70% and rice straw 30% (control, n = 21), whole crop barley silage 80% and rice straw 20% (T1, n = 25), and whole crop barley silage 60% and rice straw 40% (T2, n = 23) fed based on TDN 6.70/ BW 500 kg. All Hanwoo donors received a CIDR together with injections of 1 mg estradiol benzoate and 50 mg progesterone (P4, Day 0). Four days later, they were superovulated with 28 mg FSH twice daily IM in decreasing doses over 4 days. Then donors received 2 doses of PGF2α (25 and 15 mg) with the 5th and 6th injections of FSH on Day 6. CIDR were withdrawn at the 6th FSH injection and the donors received 100 μg GnRH 36 h after the second PGF2α injection. The donors were artificially inseminated twice, at 8 and 24 h after GnRH, and embryos were recovered 7 or 8 days after the 1st insemination. The flush rate of the donors following positive superovulation responses did not differ among groups (76.2∼96.0%, p>0.05). The number of corpus luteum (CL) at embryo recovery also did not differ among groups (10.6∼14.0, p>0.05). Furthermore, the mean numbers of total ova (9.4, 10.5 and 12.0) and transferable embryos (5.3, 12.0 and 6.5) did not significantly differ among the control, T1 and T2 groups, respectively (p>0.05). However, mean concentrations of serum P4 of the T1 (64.2 ng/ml) and T2 groups (55.7 ng/ml) were higher than that of control group (43.3 ng/ml, p<0.01), while serum cholesterol concentrations in the control (105.8 mg/dl) and T2 groups (96.9 ± mg/dl) were significantly lower than in the T1 group (121.1 mg/dl, p<0.05). Conclusively, whole crop barley silage can be fed a good substitute for hay
forage for Hanwoo donors. Furthermore the ratios of whole crop barley silage 60% and rice straw 40% might be more
worthful for embryo production.
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KEYWORD
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Hanwoo, donor, superovulation, embryo, whole crop barley silage
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