Impact of Beef Ban on Economy and Meat Processing Industry of India : A Complete Value Chain Analysis

Khan, Mohsin; Nomani, Abuzar; Salman, Mohd. Sadiq

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“…The rich livestock biodiversity, with goat as prime species of livelihood amongst the rural population provides availability of cast at any time, hence goat are called 'Moving ATM' or poor man's cow in rural area (Bhautik 2020). The demand for goat meat in India is increasing because of ban on the cow slaughter (Khan et al 2016). Goat species are good having distinct social status, economic status, managerial and biological advantages over other livestock species for rural India.…”

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Assessment of phenotype, its correlations and prediction of live body weight in goat (Capra hircus) raised under hot semi-arid region of India

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2023

Indian J of Anim Sci

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The present investigation was carried out on 1,070 local goats named as Udgiri goat in 242 villages from Marathwada and western Maharashtra during 2018 to 2021. The average body weight of adult Udgiri male goat is 42.77±3.94 kg while female weight is 32.98±3.44 kg and was highest than any other recognized indigenous goat breeds of Maharashtra. The average body length was 76.53±3.53 cm, height at withers was 74.65±1.65 cm, chest girth was 74.46±1.72 cm, paunch girth was 73.54±3.88 cm, tail length was 18.50±1.94 cm, horn length was 16.96±1.18 cm and ear length was 22.23±2.27 cm in male. While, in female goat, the average body length was 72.21±2.53 cm, height at withers was 68.7±2.68 cm, chest girth was 71.95±1.74 cm, paunch girth was 74.24±1.83 cm, tail length was 18.52±2.96 cm, horn length was 17.52±1.26 cm and ear length was 21.73±2.91 cm. The highest and positive significant correlation was noticed between live body weight and almost all body measurement parameters in all four age groups. The highest positive significant correlation (0.82) was found between live body weight and body length in the group of adult goat, hence, it may be used as selection criteria for goat and selection based upon these body measurements should improve the meat production. The multiple linear regression model revealed high level of coefficient of determination and low RMSE for prediction of live body weight using linear body measurements parameters.

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Assessment of phenotype, its correlations and prediction of live body weight in goat (Capra hircus) raised under hot semi-arid region of India

DONGRE¹,

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MUGALE

2023

Indian J of Anim Sci

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“…Aside from being a representation challenge, lack of engagement from diverse geographic regions is also a challenge to having global sustainability impacts. India, in particular, is a top exporter of beef and cattle (buffalo) (Khan et al, 2016;USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, 2017 but is currently not involved in an RSB-type initiative, which presents a major gap for global sustainability impact. While this bottom-up approach to proliferating the work of RSBs may help generate local and national buy-in, it may also undermine claims or perceptions that RSBs are having global sustainability impact.…”

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Strengthening sustainable development diplomacy : Negotiation dynamics and early implementation related to climate, forests, and cattle

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5. "create a portfolio of actions that can address the stated goals at a level of complexity that is compatible with the complexity of the problem" (p. 77); 6. "identify the levels of political and societal organization where intervention is most acceptable and governance will be most effective and accountable" (p. 78); and 7. ensuring "instruments are living and flexible and able to respond effectively to new information and the evolving context as actions are taken" (Moomaw et al., 2017; 78-79).At its essence, SD diplomacy emphasizes the multi-faceted nature of sustainable development, with greater focus on negotiations (as five out of seven of the diagnostics indicate) (Moomaw et al., 2017). This multi-faceted nature, the definition, and above diagnostics of SD diplomacy suggest linkages and relevance to at least three broader literatures: international relations (IR), multi-party negotiation, and conflict (or dispute) resolution. 4 Yet, the emergent discipline of SD diplomacy draws little from these robust disciplines nor does it contribute to them. Drawing upon related literatures can strengthen SD diplomacy's relevance and provide an integrated understanding of the diverse array of processes SD diplomacy scholars call for to support sustainable development.With regards to the first body of literature, international relations (IR), the term 'diplomacy' is grounded in and defined by this field (Plischke, 1973), although some argue diplomacy is not central enough to the theory or practice of IR (Plischke, 1973;Sharp, 1999). Definitions of diplomacy vary-from use of the term without any definition (Plischke, 1973, p. 337), to more precise definitions. For example, diplomacy has been defined as a "discrete human practice constituted by the explicit construction, representation, negotiation, and manipulation of necessarily ambiguous identities" (Sharp, 1999, p. 33) and as encompassing both art and science in the "making (negotiating) and implementing of foreign policy, at all levels, centrally and in the field" (Plischke, 1973, p. 333). The latter definition closely reflects the one of SD diplomacy with the exception that it is limited to foreign policy. SD diplomacy argues that corresponding local and national policies and actions are needed to 4 SD diplomacy also has linkages to diplomacy, governance, and systems literatures, but for the purposes of this thesis, the focus is on international relations, multi-party negotiation, and conflict (or dispute) resolution. In addition, it is noted that 'diplomacy' is grounded within the field of international relations.achieve sustainable development at all scales (Moomaw et al. 207). While calling for an institutional reform in a "new era of international cooperation," Kjellén ( 2008) recognizes the realities facing interstate relations, that "boundaries of traditional diplomacy-concentrated on national security and economic and commercial matters-are being extended to a much broader concern for global sustainability," and that "power politics continue to rule the worl...

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“…Despite the significant impact of cattle slaughter bans on health, most of the prior literature discusses only the economic impact side of the ban (Khan, 2016). This is the first paper to assess the impact of these bans on mortality outcomes.…”

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Three essays in health economics

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Impact of Beef Ban on Economy and Meat Processing Industry of India : A Complete Value Chain Analysis

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Assessment of phenotype, its correlations and prediction of live body weight in goat (Capra hircus) raised under hot semi-arid region of India

Assessment of phenotype, its correlations and prediction of live body weight in goat (Capra hircus) raised under hot semi-arid region of India

Strengthening sustainable development diplomacy : Negotiation dynamics and early implementation related to climate, forests, and cattle

Three essays in health economics

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