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Nutritional Study of Various Cow Breeds from Bhatta Chowk Lahore (Punjab), Pakistan
Author(s):
1. Asad Gulzar: Department of Chemistry, Division of Science and Technology (DSNT), University of Education Lahore,,Pakistan
2. Bisma Sher: Department of Chemistry, Division of Science and Technology (DSNT), University of Education Lahore, Pakistan; Department of Chemistry, Lahore Garrison University, Lahore, Pakistan
3. Shabbir Hussain: Institute of Chemistry, Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology 64200,Rahim Yar Khan,Pakistan
4. Abdul Ahad Rasheed: Dairy and Food technology, Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (PCSIR), Lahore, Pakistan
5. Muhammad Salman: Dairy and Food technology, Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (PCSIR),Lahore,Pakistan
6. Shazma Massey: Department of Chemistry, Forman Christian College (A Chartered University) Lahore,,Pakistan
7. Abdur Rauf: Department of Chemistry, University of Sahiwal,Sahiwal,Pakistan
Abstract:
Present study was conducted to investigate the nutritional study of cow' milk of various breeds from Bhatta Chowk Lahore. Diferent cow's breeds were found to possesses variable amounts of nutritional contents, i.e., highest moisture and ash in Cholistani cow, highest fat in Sahiwal cow, highest calcium and specific gravity in Holstein cow and highest contents of protein, solid-not-fat and total solid in Red Sindhi. Red Sindhi cow's milk was found to be more nutritious in terms of its richness in proteins, solid-not-fat and total solids whereas Holstein cow was rich in calcium. Calcium was found to be in a range of 550 to 630 ppm with the decrease of concentration in the following order: Sahiwal > Holstein Frisian = Red Sindhi > Cholistani. The Cholistani cow milk showed the presence of 3.126 % protein, 3.5 % fat, 88.2 % moisture, 8.3 % solids-not fat, 11.8 % total solids, 0.791 % ash, 30.5o lactometer reading and 1.0305 kg/m3 specific gravity. Sahiwal cow milk showed 3.318 % of protein, 4.1 % fat, 87.5 % moisture, 30.1o lactometer reading, 1.03 kg/m3 specific gravity, 8.4 % solids-not-fat, 12.5 % total solids and 0.79 % ash. Holstein Frisian's milk demonstrated the presence of 3.33 % protein, 3.8 % fat, 87.35 % moisture, 31o lactometer reading, 1.03 kg/m3 specific gravity, 8.85 % solids-not-fat, 12.65 % total solids and 0.77 % ash. Red Sindhi's milk revealed the presence of 3.38 % protein, 3.95 % fat, 85.65 % moisture, 28o Lactometer reading, 1.028 kg/m3 specific gravity, 10.4 % solids-not-fat, 14.35% total solids and 0.705 % ash.
Page(s): 49-55
Published: Journal: Proceedings of the Pakistan Academy of Sciences: A. Physical and Computational Sciences, Volume: 60, Issue: 3, Year: 2023
Keywords:
Nutritional analysis , Cholistani , Cow Milk , Sahiwal , Red Sindhi , Bhatta Chowk Lahore , Holstein Frisian breeds
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