Published: October 2017 Profit in dairy farming largely depends on milk production. For optimal milk production, cows need to be inseminated at the right time. Artificial insemination is now the…
Published Date: August 2017. Due to the monsoon season, dairy cows are susceptible to various diseases. This can lead to reduced production capacity and even death of the cows. One…
Published in the August 2017 Issue Livestock is an essential part of agriculture. However, they often do not receive adequate nutrients. Integrated farming is an excellent solution to address this…
Issue Date: May 2017 Based on the prevailing temperature conditions in Tamil Nadu, the period from November to February can be considered favorable not only for livestock but also for…
Article Published in May 2017 Indigenous chicken farming is emerging as a lucrative self-employment opportunity. With increasing demand for indigenous chicken eggs and meat, the market potential for this business…
Goat farming is a highly profitable venture compared to other livestock farming. Additionally, it provides rural employment and plays a crucial role in poverty alleviation. In India, goats are often…
Published in the February 2023 Issue Farmers face numerous challenges during rainy seasons due to changes in climatic conditions, including reduced egg production, decreased water consumption, and lower hatchability rates.…
Goat farming plays a crucial role in the rural economy and provides employment opportunities. Particularly in areas where agriculture is not feasible due to water scarcity or where natural fodder…
Starting a livestock farm involves working with live animals, where even minor mistakes can lead to significant losses, both in terms of livestock and finances. Here are some important points…
Cows are a valuable resource for farmers, providing milk and other dairy products. Proper management during the pregnancy period is crucial to ensure the health of both the cow and…
Published in: March 2017 Since ancient times, there has been a close relationship between livestock and humans, particularly among Tamils, as evidenced by traditional sports like Jallikattu and references in…
Published in: August 2018 Issue Goats, cows, and other livestock chew their feed partially and then swallow it into their stomachs, where it is further digested through rumination. If the…
Published in: May 2020 During the rainy season, a significant disease affecting goats is enterotoxaemia, commonly known as thullumari. This disease, caused by toxins produced by the bacterium Clostridium perfringens,…
Published in: March 2017 Since ancient times, there has been a close relationship between humans and livestock, especially between Tamils and cattle, as evidenced by the traditional sport of jallikattu…