Performance of Gangatiri Cattle Rearing in Field Condition

Singh, Puspendra Kumar; Sankhala, Gopal; Singh, Pramod Kumar

doi:10.5455/ijlr.20170228062638

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“…The DMY for the indigenous cows was 3.9±0.4 L/day. Similar observation was recorded by Singh et al (2017) for Gangatiri cattle and Meena et al (2015) for indigenous cows in eastern region of Uttar Pradesh. Among the different zones, DMY of indigenous cows reared by the farmers of Western zone were found highest (4.6±0.3L/day) followed by Mid-Western zone (4.1±0.3L/day), Central Plain zone (3.7±0.4L/day), North Eastern zone (3.5±0.5L/day) and Bundelkhand zone (3.4±0.5L/day).…”

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“…Among the different zones, LL of indigenous cows reared by the farmers of Western zone were found highest (211±8days) followed by Mid-Western zone (203±12days), Central Plain zone (192±18days), North Eastern zone (184±24days) and Bundelkhand zone (179±28days). Similarly Singh et al (2017) and Meena et al (2015) were also reported LL of indigenous cows as 197and 294 days.…”

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“…The DP of the indigenous cows in Uttar Pradesh was found 165±15 days. Singh et al (2017) and Meena et al (2015) also reported DP of indigenous cows to be 176.60 and 264 days, in their respective study area of Uttar Pradesh. The DP of the indigenous cows in Bundelkhand zone was found highest (183±23days) followed by North Eastern zone (174±20days), Central Plain Zone (168±19days), Mid-Western zone (154±9days) and Western zone (146±5days).…”

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“…The CI of indigenous cows was found 314±43 days. The CI of indigenous cows was recorded by Singh et al (2017) as 372.40 days for Gangatiri cattle in eastern Uttar Pradesh. Likewise, Meena et al (2015), Sachan et al (2015) and Sagar et al (2013) also found similar results in different part of Uttar Pradesh.…”

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Production and reproduction performance of buffalo, crossbred and indigenous cows in different agro-climatic zones of Uttar Pradesh

Singh¹,

Tiwari²,

Dutt³

2019

Indian J of Anim Sci

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The present study was undertaken to assess the production and reproduction performance of dairy animals among the farmers using mKisan services in different agro-climatic zones of Uttar Pradesh. A total of 225 farmers (45 each from five agro-climatic zones of UP) with their 301 buffaloes, 235 crossbred cows and 304 indigenous cows were considered. The study revealed that average daily milk yield, lactation length, lactation milk yield, peak milk yield, dry period, age at first calving, service period, services/ conception and calving interval for buffaloes were 5.7Â±0.6 L/day, 298Â±20 days, 1746.4Â±94 L, 8.7Â±0.5 L, 215Â±21 days, 1295Â±104 days, 174Â±15 days, 2.1Â±0.3 and 446Â±42 days, respectively, for crossbred cows, 7.2Â±0.5 L/day, 280Â±21 days, 2200.4Â±104 L, 11.0Â±0.4 L, 232Â±20 days, 1175Â±111 days, 179Â±18 days, 2.6Â±0.4 and 439Â±53 days, respectively and for indigenous cows, 3.8Â±0.4 L/ day, 193Â±18 days, 1180.8Â±83 L, 5.9Â±0.3 L, 165Â±15 days, 1548Â±94 days, 261Â±14 days, 2.5Â±0.5 and 314Â±43 days, respectively. The production and reproduction performance of dairy animals of Western zone and Mid-Western zone was significantly higher than Central Plain zone, North Eastern zone and Bundelkhand zone. Experience in livestock farming, accessibility of information sources, social relation & participation and herd size were positively and significantly correlated (0.167â€“0.359) with performance of dairy animals at household level. Whereas knowledge about dairy farming and message utilization index were having highly significant and positive relation (0.548, 0.511) with performance of dairy animals at household level.

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confidence: 77%

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 78%

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Production and reproduction performance of buffalo, crossbred and indigenous cows in different agro-climatic zones of Uttar Pradesh

Singh¹,

Tiwari²,

Dutt³

2019

Indian J of Anim Sci

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“…There was no significant difference between the two districts with respect to net profit. These results were not similar to that obtained by Singh et al (2017) in Gangatiri cattle where majority of respondents had medium net profit from rearing the cattle with average net profit of ` 1984. Rahman (2011) in his study on dairy based self help group in Asom reported that majority of non members had low net profit from rearing indigenous cattle with an average of ` 1414.…”

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