4. HERD STRUCTURE OF KANKREJ CATTLE AT AN ORGANIZED FARM by Dr. K. J. ANKUYA1, DR. K. B. PRAJAPATI2 AND DR. ABHINAV JOSHI3

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  • Dr. K. J. ANKUYA DR. ABHINAV JOSHI

Abstract

An analysis was performed to study the herd structure of Kankrej cattle at an organized farm of Gujarat State. The data were collected from Livestock Research Station, S. D. Agricultural University, Sardarkrushinagar. Data were collected from Livestock records from January 2003 to December 2013. The herd strength ranged between 199.50 to 230.00 with a mean of 176.86 ± 08.25 units. The average herd composition includes cow, heifer (above two year), heifer (1-2 year), heifer calf, male (above two year), male (1-2 year), male calf, breeding bull and bullock/teaser was 89.91 ± 04.11, 28.55 ± 01.73, 10.09 ± 00.45, 08.43 ± 00.37, 07.88 ± 01.35, 06.91 ± 00.60, 08.57 ± 00.62, 09.89 ± 03.24 and 06.64 ± 01.48 units, respectively. The average proportion of animals against respective categories was 50.84, 16.14, 05.71, 04.77, 04.45, 03.91, 04.84, 05.59 and 03.75 per cent.
KEY WORD: Herd structure, Kankrej, LRS.

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Dr. K. J. ANKUYA DR. ABHINAV JOSHI

HERD STRUCTURE OF KANKREJ CATTLE AT AN ORGANIZED FARM
Dr. K. J. ANKUYA, DR. K. B. PRAJAPATI AND
DR. ABHINAV JOSHI
KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA,
S. D. AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY, KHEDBRAHMA,
DIST- SABARKANTHA-383255 (GUJARAT-INDIA).
Corresponding author’s e-mail: pankajankuya@gmail.com

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2017-10-01

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DR. ABHINAV JOSHI, D. K. J. A. (2017). 4. HERD STRUCTURE OF KANKREJ CATTLE AT AN ORGANIZED FARM by Dr. K. J. ANKUYA1, DR. K. B. PRAJAPATI2 AND DR. ABHINAV JOSHI3. LIFE SCIENCES LEAFLETS, 92, 25 to 30. Retrieved from https://petsd.org/ojs/index.php/lifesciencesleaflets/article/view/1208

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Vol. 92 (2017): OCTOBER, 2017.....ISSN 0976 - 1098(On Line) ISSN 2277 - 4297(Print)

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