Performance Of Diferent Cross Breed .Goats On Farmers Management System At Low Hills And Riverbasin Of Western Nepal / L. N. Pandey ; Kuwar, B.S. 

Public ISBD in Proceedings: 5th national workshop on livestock and fisheries research in Nepal 10-11 July 2002 / Rai, Ash Kumar     Title : Performance Of Diferent Cross Breed .Goats On Farmers Management System At Low Hills And Riverbasin Of Western Nepal Material Type: printed text Authors: L. N. Pandey, Author ; Kuwar, B.S., Author Pagination: 41-43 p. Languages : English (eng) Abstract: A preliminary study was carried at low hills and river basin of Baradi to compare performances of 50% Jamunapari x Khari and 50% Barbari x Khari. The growth pe1jormances of these crossbred animals were found better on farmers management system of low hills and river basin compared to on station performances. But in case of reproductive pelformance in farmers field, age at first kidding and kidding interval was better on farmers management however kidding rate was lower then on station. The preliminary study shows that crossbred animals could perform equally well at low hills and river basin as is found at ARS Bandipur. Further study encompassing larger areas and larger number of animals needs to be studied to get conclusive results. in Proceedings: 5th national workshop on livestock and fisheries research in Nepal 10-11 July 2002 / Rai, Ash Kumar     Performance Of Diferent Cross Breed .Goats On Farmers Management System At Low Hills And Riverbasin Of Western Nepal [printed text] / L. N. Pandey, Author ; Kuwar, B.S., Author . - [s.d.] . - 41-43 p. Languages : English (eng) Abstract: A preliminary study was carried at low hills and river basin of Baradi to compare performances of 50% Jamunapari x Khari and 50% Barbari x Khari. The growth pe1jormances of these crossbred animals were found better on farmers management system of low hills and river basin compared to on station performances. But in case of reproductive pelformance in farmers field, age at first kidding and kidding interval was better on farmers management however kidding rate was lower then on station. The preliminary study shows that crossbred animals could perform equally well at low hills and river basin as is found at ARS Bandipur. Further study encompassing larger areas and larger number of animals needs to be studied to get conclusive results.

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