Constraints Perceived by Dairy Farmers in the Adoption of Improved Animal Husbandry Practices in Doda District

Minhaj, Sheikh Umair; Khandi, S. A.; Bafanda, Rayees Ahmed; Bhushan, Bharat; Choudhary, Farzana; Khateeb, Adil

doi:10.5455/ijlr.20180206111816

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“…Lack of knowledge of record keeping and waste disposal practices adds furthermore to dairy farming issues. Lack of scientific management is many times a common problem as extension services of the nation is not working up to considerable levels [20][21][22][23].…”

Section: System Of Animal Husbandry and Stray Cattle Managementmentioning

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Constraints and Way Forward for Boosting Income from Dairy Farming in India: A Review

Yadav

Singh

et al. 2021

JSRR

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For a sustainable livelihood model of farming under Indian conditions, dairying becomes an inevitable part along with crop production. Dairy farming has been a continuous source of income to the farmers which help them in their socioeconomic development. Increased quantity and quality of milk always fetches good returns to the farmers. Hence, it becomes the priority of almost all the farmers to extract more and more milk from the animals which may sometimes pushes them into faulty husbandry practices which ultimately lead to loss of income and loss of health of animals. Nonetheless, dairy production in India has boosted many folds as shown by increased livestock population and production scenario in the country. However, under Indian conditions, for enhancing the income from dairy farming certain constraints have to be layout and correspondingly firm solutions have to be made. Constraints such as poor availability of high producing Germplasm, rapidly decreasing availability of feed and fodder resources, poor husbandry practices, reproductive and other health problems among several other problems hinder the income obtained from dairy farming to the farmers. In addition to the much needed solutions of such constraints, there needs for the reforming government policies for overall development of dairying in India. This article discusses on such probable constraints and their solutions in concise yet informative way so that wholesome development of income through dairy industry may be achieved.

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Section: System Of Animal Husbandry and Stray Cattle Managementmentioning

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Constraints and Way Forward for Boosting Income from Dairy Farming in India: A Review

Yadav

Singh

et al. 2021

JSRR

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“…These perceived constraints were categorized into four distinct areas: technical, economic, infrastructural, and miscellaneous. [6] , Kumar et al, (2012) [10] , Bhattu et al, (2013) [1] , Dhindsa et al, (2014) [5] , Maruti et al, (2016) [13] , and Minhaj et al, (2019) [14] . These studies consistently emphasize the pivotal constraints arising from a 'lack of knowledge on sources of information' and 'limited time to access critical information.'…”

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Navigating challenges in dairy value addition: A holistic examination of constraints and strategic roadmaps for sustainable growth

Jaiswal,

Kumar,

Hashmi

et al. 2024

Int. J. Adv. Biochem. Res.

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The global dairy industry, pivotal to agriculture and livelihoods, has witnessed a surge in the integration of value addition practices, responding to market dynamics and consumer preferences. This paper delves into the challenges faced by dairy farmers in Haryana, India, as they navigate the adoption of Value Addition Practices (VAPs) for milk. Covering technical, economic, infrastructural, and miscellaneous aspects, the study offers nuanced insights and strategic roadmaps for sustainable growth. The research methodologically selects Hisar and Kurukshetra districts, involving 120 dairy farmers through a multistage random sampling approach. Utilizing the Mean Percent Score (MPS) formula, the study quantitatively evaluates constraints, revealing notable issues in scientific knowledge, economic expenses, infrastructural gaps, and miscellaneous hurdles. The findings underscore the urgency for targeted interventions, proposing enhanced training, financial support, infrastructure investments, and awareness campaigns to propel the dairy industry towards competitiveness, sustainability, and adaptability in the evolving agricultural landscape.

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“…The age of the commercial dairy farm owners 30 and their education status does not profoundly affect the economics of commercial dairy farms 25 . Commercial dairy farming experience 27 , training received 40 , knowledge level of the farmers about the improved animal husbandry practices 7 and adoption level of scientific management practices 2 has a better impact on the economics of commercial dairy farm.…”

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An outlook on commercial dairy farming in India: A review

Gayathri

Bhakat

Mohanty

2023

ijapm

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The most coveted title of "The largest producer of milk in the world" is persistent in the hands of India for several decades. The said title is made possible through the constant efforts made by the Government of India through the implementation of productivity enhancement and development programmes from time to time to upsurge milk production. This paradigm shift in milk production has been contributed by many factors viz., ART with semen of high yielders; awareness of farmers regarding scientific feeding and management; disease control and prevention by vaccination and shifting farmers from traditional rearing to commercial farming etc. Commercial dairy farming is entirely different from the commonly practiced farming activities followed by the villagers who rear few cows. Commercial production is an organized and well-planned venture that provides scientific inputs in breeding, housing, feeding, management, and marketing. Focus on critical analysis regarding the requirements for commercial dairy farming, constraints faced by the commercial farmers, threats and opportunities in the industry and all other relevant aspects are covered in the review for future planning by policy makers. In this review, comparison has been made between developed countries especially USA and India on the status of milch animals, livestock production management strategies adopted etc. in commercializing the dairy industry.

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Constraints Perceived by Dairy Farmers in the Adoption of Improved Animal Husbandry Practices in Doda District

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Constraints and Way Forward for Boosting Income from Dairy Farming in India: A Review

Constraints and Way Forward for Boosting Income from Dairy Farming in India: A Review

Navigating challenges in dairy value addition: A holistic examination of constraints and strategic roadmaps for sustainable growth

An outlook on commercial dairy farming in India: A review

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