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Measurement of reproductive disorder remedial practice adoption (RDRPA) for curing infertility in dairy animals of Punjab

The Pharma Innovation · 2020 · Vol. 9(2) · pp. 172–175
Rajesh KasrijaHarish VermaRakesh Sharma

Abstract

The present study was conducted on 540 dairy farmers belonging to all the six different agro-climatic zones of Punjab by personal interview technique to assess Reproductive disorder remedial practice adoption (RDRPA) for curing infertility in dairy animals. The adoption rate was more for farmers running large dairy units followed by those running medium dairy units, then small dairy units. Unawareness and cost factor played a significant role in non-adoption. Adoption of remedial practices such as appropriate body weight, balanced diet feeding, comfortable housing, deworming, insemination by trained person significantly differ according to size of dairy units. There was significantly difference in mean RDRPA score of farmers running small, medium and large dairy units at P

Livestock Management and Performance ImprovementAgricultural Economics and PracticesRemedial educationArtificial inseminationInfertilityDairy farmingInseminationAnimal scienceToxicologyAgricultural scienceMedicineEnvironmental health
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