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| Title : |
Study on Productive and Reproductive Performances of Different Genotypes of Goats Maintained at Ars (Goat) Bandipur |
| Material Type: |
printed text |
| Authors: |
NL Tamrakar, Author ; MP Sah, Author |
| Pagination: |
283-287 p. |
| Languages : |
English (eng) |
| Abstract: |
This study was carried out on the goats maintained at Agriculture Research Station (Goat), Bandipur. Kids
born during fiscal year (2051/52-2062/63) were subjected to study on productive and reproductive
performances. Kids were kept with mother up to 4 months of age. At 4 months, kids were weaned and stall
fed with fodder leaves, green grasses and concentrate mixture @ I percent of body weight per day.
Recorded data was analyzed by using statistics version !.The data analysis revealed that Sinha! was found
to be heaviest in birth weight, 4, 6, 9 and 12 months weight (2.4,10.97, 13.59, 15.77 and 18.34 kg
respectively) compared to other genotypes. Highest birth weight was found in the kid born as male and
single birth. The effect of sex, season, birth type and year ofbirth was significant (P<O.Ol).The lowest age at
first kidding and kidding interval was found in Khari goats (533.4 and 298 days respectively). The highest
kidding percentage was found in Barberi ( 159.8) followed by 50% Khari x Barberi ( 156.4) and Khari
( 148.3). Likewise, weaning percentage was found highest "in Barberi (117) followed by Khari (113.9) and
50% Jamunapari x Khari (I 07.9). Significantly higher survivability (P<O.O I) was found in 50% Kiko x
Khari crosses followed by 50% Barberi x Khari and Sinha! goats. The lowest survivability was found in pure
Barberi breed. There was significant effect of different age on survivability of goats. The survivability
percentage between male and female kids was non significant (P>O.Ol). |
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http://elibrary.narc.gov.np/?r=352 |
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Study on Productive and Reproductive Performances of Different Genotypes of Goats Maintained at Ars (Goat) Bandipur [printed text] / NL Tamrakar, Author ; MP Sah, Author . - [s.d.] . - 283-287 p. Languages : English ( eng) | Abstract: |
This study was carried out on the goats maintained at Agriculture Research Station (Goat), Bandipur. Kids
born during fiscal year (2051/52-2062/63) were subjected to study on productive and reproductive
performances. Kids were kept with mother up to 4 months of age. At 4 months, kids were weaned and stall
fed with fodder leaves, green grasses and concentrate mixture @ I percent of body weight per day.
Recorded data was analyzed by using statistics version !.The data analysis revealed that Sinha! was found
to be heaviest in birth weight, 4, 6, 9 and 12 months weight (2.4,10.97, 13.59, 15.77 and 18.34 kg
respectively) compared to other genotypes. Highest birth weight was found in the kid born as male and
single birth. The effect of sex, season, birth type and year ofbirth was significant (P<O.Ol).The lowest age at
first kidding and kidding interval was found in Khari goats (533.4 and 298 days respectively). The highest
kidding percentage was found in Barberi ( 159.8) followed by 50% Khari x Barberi ( 156.4) and Khari
( 148.3). Likewise, weaning percentage was found highest "in Barberi (117) followed by Khari (113.9) and
50% Jamunapari x Khari (I 07.9). Significantly higher survivability (P<O.O I) was found in 50% Kiko x
Khari crosses followed by 50% Barberi x Khari and Sinha! goats. The lowest survivability was found in pure
Barberi breed. There was significant effect of different age on survivability of goats. The survivability
percentage between male and female kids was non significant (P>O.Ol). |
| Link for e-copy: |
http://elibrary.narc.gov.np/?r=352 |
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