Author: P. K. Kakran
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Genetic Studies on Certain Measures of Efficiency of Milk Production in Crossbred Cattle
Author: P. K. Kakran
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Genetic Studies on Efficiency of Milk Production of Crossbred Cattle
Author: G. N. Rao
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Genetic Studies on Milk Production Efficiency Traits in Triple Crossbred Cattle
Author: U. C. Jagtap
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Pages : 72
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Pages : 72
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Genetic Improvement of Dairy Cattle
Author: United States. Agricultural Research Service. Animal Husbandry Research Division
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Languages : en
Pages : 16
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Pages : 16
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Genetic Evaluation of Crossbred Dairy Cattle for Milk Production, Feed Efficiency and Reproduction
Author: Frantz Supreme
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Category : Dairy cattle
Languages : en
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Genetic Studies on Milk Production on Reproductive Performance of Cross Bred Cattle
Author: Madan Mohan Saxena
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Pages : 86
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Pages : 86
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A Genetic Study of Milk Yield of Native Breeds of Cattle and Crosses with Brown Swiss in India
Author: Francis Ruvuna
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Category : Dairy cattle
Languages : en
Pages : 284
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Languages : en
Pages : 284
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Genetic and Phenotypic Relationships Between Certain Body Measurements and Milk Production in Dairy Cattle
Author: John Clark Wilk
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Pages : 140
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Pages : 140
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Milk Production Efficiency In Cattle
Author: Pramod Prabhakar
Publisher: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
ISBN: 9783659577093
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Languages : en
Pages : 168
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The book cover all basic and essential informations regarding genetic and non-genetic factors influencing milk production efficiency of cattle. This book has been meant for wide sources of information to research personnels but has been also designed to serve the purposes to act as a guide for undergraduate and postgraduate students of animal genetics & breeding. It gives a comprehensive idea about the various topics dealt with undergraduate syllabi in a very concise a manner.
Publisher: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
ISBN: 9783659577093
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 168
Book Description
The book cover all basic and essential informations regarding genetic and non-genetic factors influencing milk production efficiency of cattle. This book has been meant for wide sources of information to research personnels but has been also designed to serve the purposes to act as a guide for undergraduate and postgraduate students of animal genetics & breeding. It gives a comprehensive idea about the various topics dealt with undergraduate syllabi in a very concise a manner.
Studies on Body Size Measures in Relation to Production Efficiency of Cross Bred Cattle (Bos Taurus X Bos Indicus) in India
Author: A. Srirama Murty
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Pages : 118
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A study related to growth trends of variou body size measures sto evaluate performance based on body size among cross sbred cattle in India is taken. The purebred, exotic and cross breds were from three exotic breeds namely Friesian Red Dane (RD) and Jersey. Body weight (BW) at birth was the maximum for Red Dane type followed by Friesian (Fri) and Jersey (Jrs). The performance was superior among crossbreds with 56-62.5 : Fri. inheritence among Fri. type for FL mg. and other production traits. : The lactation length among purebred RD and purebred Fri. type was found to be of longer duration compared to Fri crossbred groups and both 1/2 and purebred Jerey had the earliest age at first calving (AFC). Both weight and AFC have shown low and negative corelations. To redict FLMY (First lactation milk yield) or LTMP (Life time milk production) it was observed that the mature body size had very little predictive values. The fat corrected milk yield per unit jof mature body size was the highest both for FLMY & LTMP in RD followed by Jer. & Fri. The efficiency of milk production reflecting these dairy values were found to be the highest for 1/2 Fri. followed by 1/2 RD and 1/2 Jersey among cross breds and the opurebred Jer. had the highest dairy merit among exotic.
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Pages : 118
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A study related to growth trends of variou body size measures sto evaluate performance based on body size among cross sbred cattle in India is taken. The purebred, exotic and cross breds were from three exotic breeds namely Friesian Red Dane (RD) and Jersey. Body weight (BW) at birth was the maximum for Red Dane type followed by Friesian (Fri) and Jersey (Jrs). The performance was superior among crossbreds with 56-62.5 : Fri. inheritence among Fri. type for FL mg. and other production traits. : The lactation length among purebred RD and purebred Fri. type was found to be of longer duration compared to Fri crossbred groups and both 1/2 and purebred Jerey had the earliest age at first calving (AFC). Both weight and AFC have shown low and negative corelations. To redict FLMY (First lactation milk yield) or LTMP (Life time milk production) it was observed that the mature body size had very little predictive values. The fat corrected milk yield per unit jof mature body size was the highest both for FLMY & LTMP in RD followed by Jer. & Fri. The efficiency of milk production reflecting these dairy values were found to be the highest for 1/2 Fri. followed by 1/2 RD and 1/2 Jersey among cross breds and the opurebred Jer. had the highest dairy merit among exotic.