Finland's milk production is the highest ever

Introduction: [Finland's milk production is the highest ever] in 2000, although the number of dairy cows in Finland further decreased, the milk production of dairy cows increased significantly, and the milk production is the highest ever According to the latest statistics released here, the total output of milk in Finland last year was 2.351 billion liters, 24 million liters higher than the output target set by the EU The excess milk lost 0.2 Finnish mark per litre due to the loss of subsidies and fines Finnish experts believe that the large increase in milk production last year was mainly due to the large harvest of green feed and the significant increase in the average milk production of dairy cows Due to the variety improvement, the fat and protein content of milk has also been improved Last year, each cow produced an average of 7775 litres of milk, 331 litres more than in 1999 The fat content of milk remained at the level of 4.27%, and the protein content increased slightly, reaching an average of 3.36% Finland's animal husbandry is mainly concentrated in the agricultural developed western and Northern olu areas, of which the annual output of dairy cows in Turku area is the highest, with an average of 8373 liters Experts estimate that last year, changes in the way cows are raised also increased milk production The amount of concentrate fed to dairy cows increased significantly, and the time for dairy cows to be released in the field pasture also increased significantly China feed industry information network Y76