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Indian Journal of Animal Research, volume 46 issue 3 (september 2012) : 288 - 291

FACTORS INFLUENCING PEAK YIELD AND DAYS TO ATTAIN PEAK YIELD IN DIFFERENT GRADES OF BUFFALOES*.

Shashi Sanker, K.G. Mandal, Dhirendra Kumar, V. Mahajan1, Nishant Kumar

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¹Bihar Veterinary College, Patna- 800 014, India

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Cite article:- Sanker Shashi, Mandal K.G., Kumar Dhirendra, Mahajan1 V., Kumar Nishant (2024). FACTORS INFLUENCING PEAK YIELD AND DAYS TO ATTAIN PEAK YIELD IN DIFFERENT GRADES OF BUFFALOES*.. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 46(3): 288 - 291. doi: .

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Data on 920 buffaloes were analyzed for peak yield and days to attain peak yield consisting of three Genetic groups viz. Graded Murrah, Diara buffaloes and non-descript buffaloes. Buffaloes were enumerated from 145 dairy units located in and around Patna Bihar. Genetic groups had shown highly significant (png) and 5.82 lit. (1st lactation ) to 9.40 lit. (3rd lactation). Farming system and lactation order did not show significant effect on days to attain peak yield, while location had non-significant effect on both the traits.

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