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Anne-Marie Raîche

Anne-Marie Raîche

Spécialiste – développement services techniques ruminants / Trouw Nutrition Canada
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Produire plus de protéine laitière : une approche pratique, nutritionnelle et économique

Lorsqu’on parle de « produire de la protéine », on pense spontanément au pourcentage affiché sur la paie de lait et aux kilogrammes de protéine livrée. Sur la ferme, la réalité est toutefois plus concrète, car améliorer la protéine du lait commence bien plus tôt et dans un endroit beaucoup plus concret : le rumen.
February 25, 2026
Sebastian Decap and Anne-Marie Raîche

Commencez par sécuriser la consommation de matière sèche des vaches, la fermentation ruminale, les fibres digestibles et l’énergie fermentescible, puis ajustez le profil d’acides aminés requis. Augmenter la protéine du lait ne se résume pas seulement à ajouter de la protéine brute. Il s’agit d’une démarche systémique qui commence au rumen.


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Producing more protein: A practical, nutritional and economic approach

Increasing milk protein is more than just adding crude protein. It's a systemic approach that starts with the rumen and involves intake, rumen pH, digestible fibre, fermentable energy and energy-protein synchronization.
February 24, 2026
Sebastian Decap and Anne-Marie Raîche

When we talk about producing protein, we often think of the percentage shown on the milk paycheque and the kilograms of protein delivered. In practice, however, improving milk protein starts much earlier and in a more concrete place: the rumen.


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