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Abstract In part I of the present study samples of milk for lcanufacturing were collected and analysed over a period of one year . In section A , the milk samples were analysed for gross chemical composition and the attained results can be summarized in the following : 1 - The maximum TS content (14.3%) and the minimum average (12.76%) were recorded in Dec. and Jul. in order . Winter mdk had the highest TS (13.74%) , whereas summer milk had the lowest TS (12.89%) . 2- The maximum fat content (4.52%) and the minimum average (3.97%) were recorded in Feb. and Oct. in order . Winter milk had the highest fat content (4.4%) , whde autumn milk had the lowest average value (4.17%) . 3- The maximum (4.37%) and the minimum (2.79%) protein content as averages were observed in Dec. and Aug. respectively . Winter and summer milk had the maximum (3.83%) and the minimum (3.04%) protein content in order . 4- The maximum casein content (3.33%) was recorded in Nov. and Dec. , whereas the minimum average (2.1 8%) was observed in Aug. Winter and summer milk had the maximum (2.86%) and the minimum (2.23%) casein content respectively . 5- Both us- CN (1.97%) and P- CN (0.75%) average had their maximum values in Nov., whereas the minimuin values of 1.0 and 0.38% were recorded in Sept. and Aq. respectively . Winter milk had the highest 153 /’ a,-CN (1.51%) and P-CN (0.63%) , whereas the corresponding minimum values of 1.12 and 0.46% were recorded in summer . 6- The maximum (0.39%) and minimum (0.18%) K-CN averages were recorded in Dec. and Feb. in order . Summer milk had the highest content (0.33%) in th~s respect , whereas winter milk had the lowest (0.27%) K-CN . 7- The maximum (0.979%) and minimulll(0.373%) serum protein contents (SP) were recorded in Dec. and Sept. in order . Winter milk had the maximum (0.704%) SP content , while spring milk had the minimum (0.499%) content in this respect . 8- Lactose content was the highest (4.8%) in Aug. and the lowest (4.4%) in Jul. The maximum (4.66%) and the minimum (4.59%) lactose contents were observed in winter and summer in order . 9- Casein 1 fat ratio was the hghest (0.8) in Nov. , and was the lowest (0.5) in Aug. Autumn and summer milk had the highest (0.7 1) and the lowest (0.53) ratios in order . 10- Statistical analysis showed that month and season of the year had a hghly significant effect on TS , protein , casein and a&N . P- CN was sipficantly affected by month of the year ( p < 0.01) and by different seasons ( p < 0.05) . K- CN was affected only ( p < 0.01) by month of the year . Serum protein , lactose and casein / fat ratio were affected by month of the year ( p < 0.01) , whereas seasons had no effect in this respect . Fat content was not affected in all cases . |