Management practices of calves in Rajnandgaon district of Chhattisgarh plain*
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Animal husbandry, Calves, Calf feedingAbstract
Data on first colostrum feeding, quantity of colostrum fed to the calf, milk provided to calves were collected from 300 farmers from rural area covering 20 villages of all 9 blocks and 100 farmers from Rajnandgaon city under urban area. The managemental practices like disbudding identification of animals and record keeping Were studied. The information was collected from respondents by a questionnaire already prepared. About 41 % rural and 45% urban fanners provide colostrum to the newly horn calf within 2 hr after birth, whereas 31 and 40% rural and urban fanners provide colostrum within 2-4 hr and remaining 28 rural and 15% urban farmers feed eolostrms 4 to 8 hr ailer the birth of calf: Significantly higher (27.66%) rural farmers allowed one quarter for calves in comparison to 14% urban farmers. All the illrmers in rural and in urban area followed suckling method of calf rearing. Significantly (P< 0.01) higher number of urban farmers practice regular deworming of calf. None of the dairy farmers in rural area and barely 7% of the urban dairy farmer followed identification procedure.Downloads
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DEORAS, R., NEMA, R. K., & MISHRA, U. K. (2014). Management practices of calves in Rajnandgaon district of Chhattisgarh plain*. The Indian Journal of Animal Sciences, 74(1). https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJAnS/article/view/38248