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Language: English
Published by Ibdchb, 2004
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- Title
- Buffalo Production Under Different Climatic Region (Hb 2004)
- Author
- Kundu S.S.
- Publisher
- Ibdchb
- Publication year
- 2004
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 8181890655
- ISBN 13
- 9788181890658
India is a country of rich resouces and is catapulted to have its rightful place among developed nations soon. Agriculture is a livelihood of about 65 per cent people and livestock is part and parcel of it; contribute 26 percetn of gross domestic product and accounts for about 18 percent of export. India is richest in bovine poulation, highest in milk production, and buffalo is major milch animal of the country. To furter advance, the animal agriculture in general and buffalo prodction in particular through balanced feeding, appropirate breeding, management nad health care, a regiona focus becomes inevitable. The present book illustrates a paradigm to integrated buffalo production with fifteen agro-climatic regions of this vast country. On each region there has to be a separate, specific know how dovetailing peculiar need of the people of the region for equitable and sustainable growth of buffalo industry in the country along with its length and breadth. India is a country of rich resouces and is catapulted to have its rightful place among developed nations soon. Agriculture is a livelihood of about 65 per cent people and livestock is part and parcel of it; contribute 26 percetn of gross domestic product and accounts for about 18 percent of export. India is richest in bovine poulation, highest in milk production, and buffalo is major milch animal of the country. To furter advance, the animal agriculture in general and buffalo prodction in particular through balanced feeding, appropirate breeding, management nad health care, a regiona focus becomes inevitable. The present book illustrates a paradigm to integrated buffalo production with fifteen agro-climatic regions of this vast country. On each region there has to be a separate, specific know how dovetailing peculiar need of the people of the region for equitable and sustainable growth of buffalo industry in the country along with its length and breadth.
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