Teat thickness showed a positive trend with milk productivity, i.e., dairy cows with the narrowest teats (points 1–3) had the lowest productivity (7223.53 kg of milk per lactation on average), whereas cows with wide teats produced an average of 7853.26 kg of milk per lactation.
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The effect of exterior traits on milk production and calving ease in Czech Fleckvieh cows in first parity.
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The angle of fore-udder attachment no longer showed such a clear trend with respect to milk yield.
The effects of herd, year, and calving season were highly significant.