volume 34 issue 1 (january to june 2000) : 49-51

MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY PATTERN IN DESI CHICKEN REARED BY THE SANTAL TRIBE OF WEST BENGAL

S
S.S.Dana·
B
B.S. Rathore
P
P.N.Kaul
1Indian Veterinary Research Institute Izatnagar,Bareilly (V.P.) - 243 122, India
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The study was conducted among randomly selected 4 tribal villages of Binpur block of Medinipur district of West Bengal. From each village all heads of Santal households (102) formed the sample of the study. Data were collected through personal interview schedule and observational technique. The study revealed that the morbidity and mortality rates of birds due to Ranikhet disease was highest and is one of the main health constraints in rearing of desi chicken in tribal area.
    1. Bessei, W. (1988). In: Proc.18th World's Poultry Congress. Nagoya, Japan: 156-160.
    2. Horst, P. (1988). In: Proc. 18th World's Poultry Congress. Nagoya. Japan: 99-105.
    3. Mohanty, G. (1987) In: FAO Expert consultation on rural poultry development in Asia,
    4. Dhaka, 23-28 March, 1987; cited by Bessei, 1988.
    5. Prawirokusumo, S. (1988). In: Proc 18th World's Poultry Congress. Nagoya, Japan: 113-11 7.
    volume 34 issue 1 (january to june 2000) : 49-51

    MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY PATTERN IN DESI CHICKEN REARED BY THE SANTAL TRIBE OF WEST BENGAL

    S
    S.S.Dana·
    B
    B.S. Rathore
    P
    P.N.Kaul
    1Indian Veterinary Research Institute Izatnagar,Bareilly (V.P.) - 243 122, India
    • Submitted|

    • First Online |

    • doi

    Cite article:- S.S.Dana·, Rathore B.S., P.N.Kaul (2025). MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY PATTERN IN DESI CHICKEN REARED BY THE SANTAL TRIBE OF WEST BENGAL. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 34(1): 49-51. doi: .
    The study was conducted among randomly selected 4 tribal villages of Binpur block of Medinipur district of West Bengal. From each village all heads of Santal households (102) formed the sample of the study. Data were collected through personal interview schedule and observational technique. The study revealed that the morbidity and mortality rates of birds due to Ranikhet disease was highest and is one of the main health constraints in rearing of desi chicken in tribal area.
      1. Bessei, W. (1988). In: Proc.18th World's Poultry Congress. Nagoya, Japan: 156-160.
      2. Horst, P. (1988). In: Proc. 18th World's Poultry Congress. Nagoya. Japan: 99-105.
      3. Mohanty, G. (1987) In: FAO Expert consultation on rural poultry development in Asia,
      4. Dhaka, 23-28 March, 1987; cited by Bessei, 1988.
      5. Prawirokusumo, S. (1988). In: Proc 18th World's Poultry Congress. Nagoya, Japan: 113-11 7.
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