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Treatment of common diseases of sheep and goat

21/01/2021 by Guest Author Leave a Comment

Bacterial Diseases Enterotoxemia (pulpy kidney disease) Signs: Circling, staggering, falling, recumbency, convulsions, sudden death PM lesion: Soft pulpy kidneys Treatment: Not effective but oral and parentral antibiotics may be tried Control: Vaccination; generally annually, 1 month prior to breeding/lambing. Lamb at 10 days of age if both parents aren’t vaccinated or else after 4 months of age. Anthrax Signs: Sudden body temperature rise, dyspnoea, bleeding from natural … Continue Reading →

Easy steps for clean milk production at dairy farms

30/12/2020 by Guest Author Leave a Comment

What is clean milk? Clean milk is generally defined as milk drawn from the udder of healthy animals, which is collected in clean dry milking pails and free from extraneous matters like dust, dirt, flies, hay and free from pathogenic bacteria. Clean milk has a normal composition, possesses a natural milk flavor with low bacterial count and is safe for human consumption. Clean milk has longer shelf life and keeping quality, transported to longer distance, high commercial value and helps to … Continue Reading →

Eliminating Dog Mediated Rabies in India by 2030

26/10/2020 by Guest Author Leave a Comment

Rabies is endemic in India!! Australia, Singapore, Bahrain, Japan and England are the five country which are free from Rabies. Japan is the first Asian country that eradicated rabies from its soil, so what about India? Will India be among those five countries which are rabies free? The answer is yes. Yes, India will also be free from rabies only if WHO, FAO and World Animal Health Organization set the goal to eradicate or eliminate rabies. Among the 60,000 fatalities worldwide due … Continue Reading →

Fighting climate change through food justice

04/06/2020 by Guest Author Leave a Comment

“We should be good guests on earth, neither too demanding nor disturbing its delicate balance. We should allow it to renew itself for those who are to follow.” - Indira Gandhi, Former Prime Minister, 1983. What is climate change? Climate change is a global threat presently faced by mankind. Global climate change involves relatively abrupt change in weather patterns around the world including rising temperature, irregular and unpredictable wind and rainfall. Though natural change in climate … Continue Reading →

Principles of Organic Poultry Farming

12/05/2019 by Guest Author 1 Comment

Organic farming is a system of farming which aims to promote animal health and environmental sustainability through holistic management for positive health based on a biologically active soil. To be certified as organic egg, the hen should have been fed with organic feed, which is produced without synthetic pesticides, drugs, antibiotics or Genetically Modified Crops Hens used to produce organic eggs  should not be fed rations containing meat by-products, such as meat and bone meal … Continue Reading →

All About Rumen Microbiology

12/05/2019 by Guest Author 1 Comment

Grazing animals like cattle, buffalo, sheep, goat have four-chambered stomach called as rumen. It contains a complex bionetwork, where all types of microbes including bacteria, fungi, bacteriophages, archaea and protozoa exist in close proximity. Some of these microbes interact with each other in a synergistic relationship to extract energy by breaking lignocellulosic bond with help of  lignocellulolytic enzymes like cellulose to support digestion of the host. This yields volatile fatty acids … Continue Reading →

सिंथेटिक दूध (नकली दूध) : मानव स्वास्थ्य के लिए एक चुनौती

30/12/2018 by Guest Author Leave a Comment

भारत लगभग 165 मिलियन टन दूध का वार्षिक उत्पादन कर विश्व में शीर्ष दूध उत्पादक देश है। लेकिन देश में सिंथेटिक दूध के पकडे आने की घटनाये भारत की इस उपलब्धि को बेकार बना देती है । तरल दूध शिशुओं तथा वृद्धो के लिए एक अनिवार्य पोषण आहार है । प्राकृतिक दूध के स्थान पर रासायनिक रूप से संश्लेषित दूधिया तरल (सिंथेटिक दूध) गंभीर चिंता का विषय है, डेयरी उद्योग विभिन्न प्रकार से दूध का परीक्षण करता है,जैसे कि दूध में वसा तथा दूध के अन्य घटक जैसे प्रोटीन, लाक्टोस आदि का निर्धारण करना पर ये परीक्षण किसी भी … Continue Reading →

कीटनाशकों का अंधाधुंध प्रयोग मानव स्वास्थ्य के लिए एक चुनौती

23/11/2018 by Guest Author Leave a Comment

कीटनाशक, किसानो के लिए कीट और रोगों के खिलाफ लड़ाई में अतिआवश्यक  हैं। विश्व में लगभग 45% फसल कीट और रोगों द्वारा नष्ट हो जाती है। अतः विश्व में भोजन की मांग को पूरा करने के लिए यह आवश्यक है, कि फसलों के  विकास, भंडारण और परिवहन के दौरान रक्षा के लिए कीटनाशकों का उपयोग किया जाये । लेकिन कीटनाशकों के अंधाधुंध और विवेकहीन उपयोग से इन तत्वो के अवशेष खाद्य श्रृंखला तथा पर्यावरण में समाहित हो रहे हैं, जोकि पूरे पारिस्थितिकी तंत्र के व्यापक संदूषण के लिए जिम्मेदार है। कीटनाशक तथा इसके अवशेष वसा में … Continue Reading →

ONE HEALTH CONCEPT: TIME TO IMPLIMENT & ACT

05/08/2018 by Dr. Amandeep Singh Leave a Comment

From the times immemorial humans and animals have lived in companionship with each other and with the environment surrounding them. Humans fulfilled almost all of their needs from animals, lived with them, earned from them, used them as source of protection and what not. The early humans along with the animals and the environment lived as one family. But with modernization and industrialization man prefer to be in places isolated from animals and the natural environment tagging himself to be … Continue Reading →

Rearing ducks for egg production

10/02/2018 by Dr. Amandeep Singh 4 Comments

Introduction Duck farming is a very lucrative business. Ducks are highly valuable birds around the world, reared for egg and meat production. Ducks occupy an important position next to chicken farming in India. They form about 10% of the total poultry population and contribute about 6-7% of total eggs produced in the country.The duck, till recently, was practically reared only by the small and marginal farmers mostly in the Southern and Eastern coastal areas, North-eastern India and Jammu and … Continue Reading →

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