tailieunhanh - Assessment of feeding practices and nutritional status of lactating buffaloes in Charkhi Dadri district of Haryana, India

An extensive survey was carried out to record feeding practices and nutritional status of lactating buffaloes in Charkhi Dadri district of Haryana state. The survey was conducted during rabi season (January, 2019 - February, 2019). Twelve villages, representing all the blocks of the district were selected for this survey. Samples of feeds, fodder, milk, hair and blood were collected from five families from each category of farmers . belonging to landless category and farmers with land holding in a village. Thus a total of 120 lactating buffaloes were selected for the study. The survey data revealed that in rabi season, berseem was the most preferred green fodder ( farmers) fed by farmers of Charkhi Dadri followed by oat fodder and grasses. Among dry roughages, wheat straw was fed by majority of farmers () in the district. Rice straw and bajra kadbi were also being used by farmers depending on availability in the area. Comparatively higher percentage of farmers belonging to landless category was using bajra kadbi. Wheat grain was the most popular as source of energy and was used by of buffalo owners followed by bajra grain ( %). As protein sources, cotton seed cake and cotton seed were being used by 75% and of buffalo owners of landless and farmers with land holding categories, respectively. | Assessment of feeding practices and nutritional status of lactating buffaloes in Charkhi Dadri district of Haryana, India

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• Feeding practices
• Nutritional status
• Nutritional status of lactating buffaloes
• Lactating buffaloes
• Assessment of feeding practices
• Management practices
• Feeding management practices
• Feeding management practices of buffaloes
• Existing housing
• Housing management practices
• BMC Pediatrics
• Young Child Feeding Questionnaire
• Infant Feeding Questionnaire
• BMI for age z scores
• Infant and child feeding index
• Dietary diversity
• Complementary feeding practices
• Urban slums
• Dairy animals
• Housing and feeding management practices
• Concentrate feeding for their animals
• Respondents fed colostrum
• Dog owners
• Urban punjab
• Canine feeding practices
• Mixture of commercial
• Journal of medical research
• The feeding practices of post operative gastrointestinal patients
• Post operative gastrointestinal patients
• Hanoi medical university hospital
• The feeding practices
• Nili ravi buffalo farmers
• Mineral mixture
• Feeding practices followed
• Artificial insemination
• Breeding practices
• Pregnancy diagnosis
• Rectal palpation
• Healthcare practices
• Healthcare management practices adopted
• Sheep farmers
• Such marginalis environments
• Public health
• Infant feeding
• Indian born mothers
• Childhood obesity
• Complementary feeding
• Formula feeding
• Cholestatic liver disease
• Medium chain triglyceride
• Complementary food
• Feeding experiences
• Dairy farmers of Gujarat
• Adoption level
• Milking practices
• Calf rearing practices
• Breast feeding
• Paediatric nutrition
• Educational achievement
• Infant feeding practices
• Introduction of complementary feeding
• Solid food
• Infant temperament
• Risk factors
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus
• Standard deviation
• Child feeding index
• Adherence to physician’s advice
• Complementary foods
• Evaluation of practices
• Functional gastrointestinal disorders
• Infant formula
• Cottonseed cake
• Survey on housing
• Feeding practices of buffaloes owners
• Mineral mixture to their buffaloes
• Housing patterns adopted
• Healthcare professionals
• whey based formula
• Dairy owners
• Existing management practices
• Buffaloes owners
• Management practices of housing
• Feeding management practices followed
• Scientific feeding practices
• Health and sanitation
• Buffalo owners
• Milking management practices followed
• Micronutrient deficiencies
• Rural Tanzania
• Chronic malnutrition
• Nutrition training
• Nutrition status
• Midlevel providers
• Feeding behaviour
• Health professionals
• Certain demographic
• Gross domestic product
• Selective breeding
• Management practices followed
• Dairy farmers
• Dairy farming in Punjab