volume 41 issue 1 (march 2007) : 9 - 15
IDENTIFYING EXISTING BREEDING AND FEEDING PRACTICES AS FOLLOWED BY THE DAIRY OWNERS IN RAJASTHAN
1Krishi Vigyan Kendra,
Banasthali Vidyapith (Rajasthan) - 304 022, India
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volume 41 issue 1 (march 2007) : 9 - 15
IDENTIFYING EXISTING BREEDING AND FEEDING PRACTICES AS FOLLOWED BY THE DAIRY OWNERS IN RAJASTHAN
1Krishi Vigyan Kendra,
Banasthali Vidyapith (Rajasthan) - 304 022, India
ABSTRACT
The study on status of breeding and feeding practices followed by the dairy owners in Rajasthan
was conducted in Tonk and Jhunjhunu districts. 720 respondents equally divided in both the districts constituted the total sample size. It was observed that majority of the farmers preferred natural method of mating and did not prefer pregnancy diagnosis and treatment of repeater and anestrus animals by veterinarian. In respect of feeding, majority of the farmers fed home prepared ration in soaked form, followed supplementary feeding during advance stage of pregnancy. It is astonishing to note that 61, 91 and 51 per cent sampled families did not follow feeding common salt, mineral mixture and optimum quantity of concentrates in that order
was conducted in Tonk and Jhunjhunu districts. 720 respondents equally divided in both the districts constituted the total sample size. It was observed that majority of the farmers preferred natural method of mating and did not prefer pregnancy diagnosis and treatment of repeater and anestrus animals by veterinarian. In respect of feeding, majority of the farmers fed home prepared ration in soaked form, followed supplementary feeding during advance stage of pregnancy. It is astonishing to note that 61, 91 and 51 per cent sampled families did not follow feeding common salt, mineral mixture and optimum quantity of concentrates in that order
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