CONSTRAINTS PERCEIVED BY GOAT FARMERS IN CERTAIN ADOPTED VILLAGES OF ASSAM


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Authors

  • R. GOSWAMI1; D. C MILI2; N. NAHARDEKA3 A. K. GOGOI4; M. C. BORA5; R. ROYCHOUDHU B. N. SAIKIA7 Department of Livestock Production and Management College of Veterinary Science, AAU, Khanapara, Guwahati

Abstract

A study on the constraints faced by adopted and non-adopted goat farmers in three
rural villages of Assam viz. Nahira, Tepesia and Tetelia adopted by “All India Co-ordinated
Research Project on Goat Improvementâ€, Goat Research Station, Assam Agricultural
University, Byrnihut, Guwahati indicated that the major constraints perceived by the adopted
and non-adopted goat farmers were inadequate grazing facility (38.10 and 28.57%), high
cost of feeds (29.52 and 31.43%), lack of knowledge about scientific management of goats
(0 and 39.05%), inadequate availability of breeding buck (0 and 30.48%), inadequate
veterinary services (0 and 27.62%), lack of financial facility (45.71 and 65.71%), poor credit
facility (29.52 and 31.43%), exploitation by middleman (40.95 and 52.38%) and predators
attack (29.52 and 30.48%) respectively.

Author Biography

  • R. GOSWAMI1; D. C MILI2; N. NAHARDEKA3 A. K. GOGOI4; M. C. BORA5; R. ROYCHOUDHU B. N. SAIKIA7, Department of Livestock Production and Management College of Veterinary Science, AAU, Khanapara, Guwahati
    Aizawl, E-mail: sksthakur2007@rediffmail.com
    2 Professor
    3 Professor & PI, AICRP on Goat Improvement, GRS,
    Byrnihut, Khanapara.
    4Assoc. Professor
    5Professor ,
    6Professor & Head
    7Professor & Head, Deptt of Animal Nutrition, CVSc,
    AAU, Khanapara.

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Submitted

20-05-2017

Published

05-09-2017

How to Cite

B. N. SAIKIA7, R. G. D. C. M. N. N. A. K. G. M. C. B. R. R. (2017). CONSTRAINTS PERCEIVED BY GOAT FARMERS IN CERTAIN ADOPTED VILLAGES OF ASSAM. Indian Journal of Animal Production and Management, 31(3-4). https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJAPM/article/view/70520