While India prides itself for being the largest producer of milk in the world, one cannot ignore the fact that Indian dairy industry is still lumbering its way to progress since a substantial amount of milk is handled by the unorganised sector. Lack of technology in this unorganised sector is the major reason for its …
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Record-keeping is an essential function that helps any organization manage its information in an organized way. Dairy farms are no different, especially when farmers have to deal with a different breed of animals and perform a range of activities related to farm management. Any good livestock business will prosper if it is good with its …
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India is the largest milk producer in the world, yet its dairy farmers continue to face challenges. When compared to the US or other countries from the EU (European Union), the rate of milk production per animal is very low in India. The livestock industry almost contributes 4% to the country’s GDP, yet, it is …
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There has been steady growth over the past two decades as India almost accounts for more than 18% of the total global milk production. With milk and milk product consumption being very high in India, the demand always remains high. In fact, the expected growth in the coming years is expected to remain very strong. …
Milk Fever or Hypocalcemia in Dairy Cattle Parturient Paresis is an acute condition that prevails mostly during or soon after parturition (usually within 72 hours of calving) in high-yielding dairy cows. Hypocalcaemia is a deficiency triggered at the onset of lactation following childbirth when demand for calcium increases, given a high quantity of milk produced at …
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Animals require ample quantity of food that is high in nutrition for steady growth, good health, and reproductive development. And dairy cattle is no different. Countries develop specific standards for cattle feeding and health maintenance through methodical experiments and careful observations conforming to the regional environmental conditions and topography. A particular set of feeding practices …
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Mastitis is the inflammation of mammary gland (also called udder), and one of the most common and costly diseases in dairy animals. Pathogens cause it, mainly bacteria that flow up the teat canal, populate and increase, resulting in damage to the udder tissue. Mastitis causes heavy production losses and deterioration in milk quality. Moreover, there …
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