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 Diseases
Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis
This disease is prevalent in most of countries of world. In India this disease is continuously growing at very fast pace among animals. This disease transmits at very fast pace from one animal to other animal. >>>
Animal Husbandry
Vermi composting
Vermi compost is nothing but the excreta of earthworms which is rich in humus. We >>>
Animal Diseases
Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid Base Imbalance
About 70% of the body weight of the animals is made out of water. Water is very much needed for various vital activities such as metabolic processes; excretion of metabolic wastes; transport of enzymes and ions; maintenance of blood volume and blood pressure; thermoregulation; buffering agents and lubrication. >>>
Animal Diseases
Udder Edema in advance Pregnant Jersey Cow
Udder edema is the accumulation of fluid in the udder and sometimes also in the cow’s belly. Some edema is normal around calving time. But, excessive edema will make milking more difficult and can do permanent damage by breaking down udder supports. >>>
Animal Diseases
Vaccination: Prerequisite for animal health
Vaccination is very effective manner to decrease of burden of disease in farm animals to ensure both animal and farmer welfare. They play an essential role in preventative health care and control of diseases in animals. >>>
Animal Diseases
Retension of Placenta (ROP)
Retention of fetal membrane or retention of placenta or retention of cleansing is defined as failure to expel fetal membranes within 24 hours of parturition. Retained placenta is a condition in which all or a part of the placenta or membranes remain in the uterus during the third stage of labour. >>>
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 Diseases
Poisoning in Animals’
Poison : It is any substance (liquid/solid/gas) that causes deleterious effects in a living organism. >>>
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. >>>
Animal Nutrition
Feed Additives as Essential Inputs for Dairy Industry
The products which are fed to animals in addition to feed to improve its quality thereby affecting animal health and productivity are referred to as feed additives. High producing dairy cows need additional nutrients to maintain their production level in addition to optimum body condition. >>>
Animal Diseases
Haemorrhagic Septicaemia (HS)
Haemorrhagic septicaemia (HS) is a contagious bacterial disease caused by two serotypes of Pasteurella multocida, B2 and E2. It affects cattle (Bos taurus and B >>>
Animal Diseases
Still Birth: A Tremendous Disaster in Animal Kingdom
“Still Birth” the term is more or less accustomed by veterinary as well as medical doctors. It is a situation when the mature foetus is expelled at dead condition or die within 24-48 hours after parturition. >>>
