Abstract:
Conducted measurements of the udder and teats before
and after the milking of twenty-seven )27( cows of Butana dairy
cattle in Atbara Livestock Research Station in northern Sudan
near Atbara city, and the results showed a significant difference
was high )p <0.01( between measurements of the whole )udder
depth, udder circumference, udder capacity, teats circumference
and teats length( before and after milking.
The relationship between udder measurements and milk
yield follows a day in measurements of udder depth, udder
circumference and udder capacity of the positive trend and
medium correlation with the amount of milk yield in the day.
The teats measurements was a weak correlation with the
amount of milk yield but measure the teat circumference high
than teat length of the link with the milk yield other than
measuring the teat length with which a relationship of a
negative trend in some of the readings.
