Effect of supplementary feeding on growth of magra lambs in Arid Rajasthan

Kumawat, Sushil; Patel, A.K.; Goswami, S. C.; Choudhary, S. K.; Chandolia, L. K.; Rana, Sohel

doi:10.5958/0973-9718.2018.00032.6

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“…The overall adoption was 57.50% among 200 selected goat owners. Tanwar and Chand Khem (2011) [12] observed that most of the goat farmers with respect to health care the major constraints were lack of veterinary services in villages, high cost of treatment, ignorance about importance of deworming, lack of knowledge about common diseases and vaccination programme not carried out by any agency.…”

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Studies on goat rearing practices followed by goat owners in Hatkanangale tehsil of Kolhapur district

Halagali,

Bawaskar,

Motghare

et al. 2024

Int. J. Res. Agron.

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The present study entitled "Studies on goat rearing practices followed by Goat owners in Hatkanangale tehsil of Kolhapur district" was carried out by randomly selecting 200 goat owners from ten villages and were classified in four different flock size groups i.e., very small (1-10 goats), small (11-25 goats), medium (26-50 goats) and large (above 50 goats). The findings indicated that, maximum number of the goat owners were having middle age group 52.00%. In feeding practices 87.50% were followed only grazing, feeding of concentrates followed by 26.50%, while, neither goat owners adopted stall feeding nor use of mineral mixture or mineral bricks. 100% goat owners adopted natural breeding while, none of the goat owners had adopted artificial insemination. In management practices related to cleaning and housing majority of goat owners have maintained shed in clean condition 100%, provides clean drinking water by 49.00%. The management practices related to health care majority of goat owners have adopted deworming by 92.00% followed by vaccination 79.50% and washing of goats practiced by 16.00% goat owners.

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Section: Control Of External Parasitementioning

confidence: 99%