Animal Husbandry
Type classification Of Dairy Animals
During selection of animal for milk production, it should be ensured that body of animal should be able to sustain high level of production. >>>
Animal Husbandry
Myths and Facts about Dairy Farming Practices and Management
Though dairy farming is becoming Hi-tech due to adoption of modern practices, equipment and techniques, yet this sector is influenced with certain myths which are logically wrong, unscientific and baseless, and affect economy of both commercial and poor farmers. >>>
Animal Diseases
Effect of Progesterone Priming using Vaginal Sponge for Induction of Cyclicity in Postpartum Anestrum Buffalo
Buffalo plays major role in dairy industry in Indian subcontinent due to its higher feed conversion ratio and resistance to certain diseases. >>>
Dairy Husbandry
A1 and A2 Milk: Milk is a matter of health concern
Milk is nutrient rich, white liquid food produced by the mammary glands of mammals. The two major proteins in milk are casein and whey Casein is the chief component of milk proteins (80 percent of protein) of which about 30-35 percent is beta-casein. >>>
Animal Husbandry News
Green Milk- made in a laboratory without any cows
Can milk be made in a laboratory without any cows? and can it be as nutritious as natural milk? TurtleTree Labs, the world’s first startup to develop lab-grown milk with the same composition as real dairy milk without any cows >>>
Animal Husbandry
Avoiding Disasters While Using Liquid Nitrogen Gas in Field Conditions
Semen of domestic animals is one of the biological materials which is kept stored in liquid nitrogen gas for very long periods. >>>
Dairy Husbandry
Application of Embryo Transfer Technology to improve milk yield
Agriculture along with animal husbandry has been and will continue to be the lifeline of >>>
Animal Husbandry
Hydroponic Technique: Its Advantages and Disadvantages
A method of growing plants using mineral nutrient solutions, in water, without soil is Hydroponics (soil-less culture) a part of hydroculture. Fish waste, normal nutrients, or duck manure, solution with or without the use of artificial media used as a nutrients in hydroponics. >>>
Animal Husbandry
Vermi composting
Vermi compost is nothing but the excreta of earthworms which is rich in humus. We >>>
Animal Diseases
Successful Management of Repeat Breeding Cow using Progesterone Impregnated Intravaginal Device
Among infertility cases the incidence of repeat breeding cows was around 16 per cent and contribution of subclinical endometritis is major proportion in repeat breeding cows >>>
Animal Diseases
Placenta Ingestion in Animals- Benificial or Harmful
The habit of placenta ingestion of animals is called placentophagia. It is commonly seen that most of animals (domestic as well as wild) ingest their placenta after calving. Now the question arises why the animals ingest their placenta. >>>
Animal Husbandry
Sire Selection: A Necessity for Future
India is a country with characteristically rural majority having more than 50% of its population residing in rural areas out of which 70 percent of its rural households depend primarily on agriculture for their livelihood, with 82 percent of farmers being small and marginal. >>>
Animal Husbandry News
Galbiben Jethabhai Kuniya- A success story of a woman
A Lady Mrs. Galbiben Jethabhai Kuniya, District Banaskantha sets the best example of a successful woman. Being still an illiterate woman, she has achieved success in field of agriculture & animal husbandry. >>>
Animal Diseases
How to curtail infertility at dairy farm?
An old adage says, “India lives in villages” as more than 65% of Indian population lives in rural area. Also, more than 70% Indian rural households own livestock. So, the livestock sector can play a vital role in socio-economic development of farmers. The dairy animals are kept commonly for meeting daily needs of milk and milk products. >>>
