Asian Journal of Dairy and Food Research, volume 24 issue 2 (june 2005) : 113 - 115

FACfORS AFFECfING CONCEPTION RATE IN MURRAH BUFFALOES

U. Sarkar, A.K. Gupta, P. Yadav1, T.K. Mohanty, V.S. Raina
1Artificial Breeding Complex. IAnimal Biotechnology Centre. National Dairy Research Institute. Kamal- 132 001. India
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Cite article:- Sarkar U., Gupta A.K., Yadav1 P., Mohanty T.K., Raina V.S. (2024). FACfORS AFFECfING CONCEPTION RATE IN MURRAH BUFFALOES. Asian Journal of Dairy and Food Research. 24(2): 113 - 115. doi: .
AI records of 138 sires and 1239 dams of Murrah buffaloes for a period of 25 years (1980 to 2004) were analyzed. The overall mean conception rate was 0.3319±0.033. The means of conception rates among the periods, seasons, semen types and order of service ranged from were 0.2465±0.050 to 0.5462±0.043; 3176±0.035 to 0.3515±0.035; 0.2989±0.031 to 0.3649± 0.039 and 0.1557±0.073 to 0.4879±0.024, respectively. The effects of period, type of semen and order of service of dam were significant (P
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