Cattle
एबीएस के ज़िग बुल्ल का फैट प्रतिशत
एबीएस के ज़िग बुल्ल का फैट प्रतिशत 2021 में एबीएस द्वारा बताया गया फैट प्रतिशत 6.5 2022 में एबीएस द्वारा बताया गया फैट प्रतिशत 4.9 अधिक जानकारी के लिए एबीएस की वेबसाइट https://genusabsindia.com/bulls/zig/ पर जाएं।
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Use of Sexed Semen in Dairy Animals
Use of Sexed Semen in Dairy Animals >Cattle Reproductio Use of Sexed Semen in Dairy Animals Introduction The sperm concentration in cow semen is 200 to 2000 million sperms per ml and bull gives 5 to 10 ml of semen and for artificial insemination we need 15 million spermatozoa. So from one ejaculate we can…
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Estrus and Anestrus in Cattle and Buffalo
Induction of oestrus in buffalo heifer using progesterone Oestrus can be induced in buffalo heifer in the breeding season, by injecting a single dose of 11-hydroxy-progesterone available in the market. After injecting progesterone the buffalo heifer exhibits heat within a week. But do not inseminate in the first heat because there will be no conception….
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Reproductive Hormones
Introduction The reproductive hormones are produced from the pituitary gland at the base of hypothalamus once the heifer is mature at the age of 15-16 months the hypothalamus succeeds releasing factor, which is known as GnRH, of which synthetic version is available in the market by the name of Receptal. This one releasing factor releases…
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Pregnancy Diagnosis in Cattle
It is very important to diagnose the pregnancy status of your animals at 35 to 40 days of insemination because 30% of the pregnant animals come in heat so if pregnancy is confirmed at 35 days then there is no need to go for insemination. The false expression of heat is also a cause of…
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History of Babesia
In 1888 Victor Babeș first identified the causative agent in Romania and believed it to be due to the bacterium he named Haematococcus bovis. He documented the disease by describing signs of a severe hemolytic illness seen uniquely in cattle and sheep. In 1893, Americans Theobald Smith and Fred Kilborne identified the parasite as the…
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What are the Vitamins, Minerals and Hormones?
Vitamins Vitamins are catalysts. These catalysts are enhancing the rate of reaction, and they are initiating reactions. Water-soluble vitamins are B Complex and Vitamin C. Fat-soluble vitamins are A, D, E, and K. Rumen bacteria produces the B Complex vitamins and Vitamin K. Minerals Minerals are macro and microelements, macro minerals like calcium, and phosphorus…
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Why Goat Milk Considered Superior to Buffalo Milk
Introduction Goat is the first livestock to be domesticated. It gives milk, hide, meat and hide. The milk is the best milk because the fat globules found in goat milk are smallest of the all milk. The Fat globules size is next to the size of human milk. The cow milk fat globule size is…
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Importance of Minerals in Repeat Breeding
Introduction Minerals are essential requirement of cow. However, the deficiency of minerals can cause many disease and can rise to many complications in cow. High yielding exotic cows need the proper amount of macro and micro minerals for their optimum production and reproduction. The availability of the minerals by vitamins and mineral mixture is shown…
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Tools for Treating Repeat Breeding
MOET technology (Multiple Ovulation Embryo Transfer Technology) IVF (In-vitro Fertilization) Cloning Introduction In pig and dog there is a multiple ovulation and number of piglet and pups are too many. Whereas in man and cow there is a single ovulation. Only one ovulating cell ovulates however by injecting increasing quantity of follicular stimulating hormone available…
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