Feeding Management and their Constraints in Dairy Bovines
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Brijendra Singh Rajawat , Satish Hadiyal , Ramesh Rathod , Anshuman Rathod , Prabhu Dayal Kumawat , Mitesh Gaur , S.P. Tailor and M.C. Yadav
Abstract
As data were collected from 360 farmers of rural area covering 12 villages of 4 tehsils of two districts. The
farmers were equally distributed with respect to Karauli and Sawai Madhopur districts of eastern Rajasthan.
The information was collected from respondents on adoption of feeding management practices and their
constraints of dairy bovines by a questionnaire. The major feeding constraints in Karauli and Sawai Madhopur
districts to the farmers had some important barriers in the adoption of ideal feeding management practices
includes high prices of concentrate (2.63MS) followed by unavailability of concentrate and mineral mixture
(2.43MS), shortage of feeds & fodders for animals (2.39MS) and lack of knowledge about balance ration
(2.32MS). There is a need to provide knowledge of scientific feeding management practices by reducing
feeding constraints through efficient livestock feeding management programme.
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