Economic analysis of cross-bred cow milk production vis-à-vis economic traits in Haryana

Kumar, Nirmal Tej; Suhag, K. S.; Bishnoi, Pankaj; Kumar, Sandeep; Chaudhary, Khyali Ram

doi:10.5958/j.0976-0555.48.3.057

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“…As well as, they established that there were no associations between herd size and milk production except for protein and fat percentage, which increased with increasing herd size. In the same trend, Kumar et al (2014) indicated that the milk yield revealed inverse relationship with herd sizes. On the other hand, Atashi et al (2012) reported that larger herd size was associated with an average increase of 2.69 (±0.35) kg in 305-day milk per 50 cows per herd.…”

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“…expansion by average of three or eight cows per year). On the other hand, Kumar et al (2014) indicated that the milk yield revealed inverse relationship with herd sizes. Correspondingly in recent study conducted by Horvath and Miko (2016), they concluded that there was a strong positive correlation between the herd size and milk production (r=0.72; R 2 =0.512).…”

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“…In terms of the return parameters (Table 6), total returns and net return of medium size herd were greater than those for small and large size herd. Kumar et al (2014) reported that net profit of milk production of a cross-bred cow per day was the highest on small herd size group (Rs. 19.49) followed by medium (C.18.62) and large size group (C.18.01) in Karnal district.…”

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Effect of Herd size on the Productive, Reproductive, and Economic Efficiency of Holstein Dairy Cows

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Key words:Holstein cows, Herd size, Economic, Productive, Efficiency A total of 8426 dairy records were randomly selected from 11 dairy herds which had been accepted the request to participate in this study to explore the influence of herd size on the productivity and economic efficiency of the Holstein dairy cows. Records were collected during the period started from 1 st January 2016 to 30 January 2017. The localities which the dairy farms were located are El-Beheira, Alexandria and Kafr ElSheik provinces. All the investigated farms were belonged to the private management system. Herd size was classified into three categories: small (from 100 to 500 cow), medium (501 to 900 cows), and (more than 900). The obtained results showed that total milk yield of the medium size herd (5001-900 cow) was significantly (10080.02±55.51 kg; P<0.05) greater than the herd size for small and large size herd which yielded 8232.79±100.32 kg and 9380.60±58.89 kg, respectively. However, 305-milk yield of large herd size was significantly (8743.95±44.23 kg; P<0.05) greater than the comparable small and medium size herds. In terms of the reproductive performance, small and medium size herds required number of service per conception more than (3.36±0.08 and 3.53±0.06; P<0.05) the large herd size. In terms of the return parameters, total returns and net return of medium size herd were greater than those for small and large size herd.

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Cost and returns of stall fed and grazing methods of sheep and goat rearing in Dharwad district

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2019

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The investigation was carried out to estimate the cost and returns of stall fed and grazing methods of sheep and goat rearing in Dharwad district 2018-19. The multistage random sampling technique was selected for the study. For the study, in Dharwad district 2 taluks namely, Dharwad and Navalgund taluk were purposively selected to throw light on the study. These 2 taluks have highest number of sheep and goat population and stall fed units in the study area. From each taluk, 8 villages and 3 stall fed units were selected for the study. The cost and returns of stall fed and grazing methods of sheep and goat rearing were analysed in tabular analysis. The investment for stall method of sheep and goat rearing is Rs. 24,77,000 and Rs. 3,630 in case of grazing method of sheep and goat rearing. The study reveals that the variable cost, fixed cost and total cost of rearing were highest on stall fed method of sheep and goat rearing, followed by grazing method of sheep and goat rearing. The maximum returns are from the sale of animal followed by sale of manure.

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Economic analysis of cross-bred cow milk production vis-à-vis economic traits in Haryana

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Effect of Herd size on the Productive, Reproductive, and Economic Efficiency of Holstein Dairy Cows

Effect of Herd size on the Productive, Reproductive, and Economic Efficiency of Holstein Dairy Cows

Cost and returns of stall fed and grazing methods of sheep and goat rearing in Dharwad district

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