MANAGEMENT OF BEEF CATTLE AT SAGORICA KURBANI HAT DURING EID-UL-AZHA
Date
2018-09
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A Clinical Report Submitted In Partial Fulfillment of The Degree of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) Chittagong Veterinary and Animal Sciences University Khulshi 4225, Chittagong, Bangladesh
Abstract
Thisstudy was conducted to investigate the management system of beef cattle in rural
area and real condition of kurbani hat. Sagorica kurbani hat, Chittagong was selected
for the collection of data and data was collected through direct interview of farmers
who bought their beef cattle at the kurbani hat. About 50 farmers were selected
randomly for the collection of data. The interview questionnaire contained
information about housing, breeding, feeding, fattening technique, vaccination and
medication etc. 10% cattle were found indigenous and 90% were found to be cross
breed cattle. 34% farmers purchased cattle from others and 66% had own source of
cattle. In the study area 68% farmers used artificial insemination, 12% practiced
natural breeding and 20% used both methods for breeding. Use of cultivated fodder,
like napier, para, german, as primary roughages was practiced by 68% farmers, while
others used road side grass and vegetable wastages. Among the farmers, 46% of them
fed UMS and 68% farmers used vitamin mineral premix for beef fattening.74%
farmers practiced regular vaccination and 72% farmers deworm their animal
regularly. 44% farmers fattened their animal for 5 months and rest of them fattened
for prolonged period. The percentage of farmers taken training from different NGO
and veterinary hospital is 44%. This study will help raising awareness among the
farmers about beef fattening management before Eid-ul-Azha.
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Beef cattle, Fattening, Breeding, Indigenous, Vaccination.
