Cattle Farming Animal Husbandry

   There are two purposes of animal husbandry.  Cattle are reared for milking and farm work (plowing, irrigation and loading).  There are two main breeds of Indian pets. Cow (Boss Index) Buffalo (Boss Bubellis). Dairy females are called milch cattle. 

Milk - Production

            Milk - Production depends to a certain extent on the duration of milking of the animal.  Which means that the period of milk production starts after the birth of the calf (newborn) Is.  In this way milk production can increase the lactation period.  Exotic breeds, such as Jersey, prefer brown Swiss cows for longer lactation periods.  Indigenous varieties like Rati Sindhi, Shahiwal have very high immunity.  If these two breeds are crossbred, one offspring will be obtained which will have both voluntary traits (immunity as well as long lactation period). 

Proportion of Production Human Behavior - Animal Health and Clean Milk in Based Animal Husbandry - Proper Cleaning and Proper Cleaning of Cow and Buffalo Bodies for Production residence is required.  The animal should be cleaned regularly to remove loose hair and dust from the body. 

Animal caring

        Their dwelling (manger) should be roofed and well ventilated.  With such a residence they can survive the rain, heat and cold in winter. The ground (basement) of the dwelling should be sloping.  So that it stays clean and dry.  Dairy animals need two types of food: (a) A type of food that maintains their good health.  And (b) second, that which increases milk production.  It is needed during the lactation period.  In animal feed (a) Large or coarse fodder (ground grain) which is usually mainly fibrous.  And (b) rich, low in fiber and high in protein and other nutrients.  The animal needs a balanced diet.  In addition to the nutrients that contain the right amount of all nutrients, some micronutrients (micronutrients) are also mixed.  Which keeps dairy cattle healthy and increases milk production. 

       Cattle can suffer from many diseases.  This can lead to a deficiency in their milk production capacity or even death.  A healthy animal eats regularly and sits well as well as can stand well.  Cattle have both external parasites and endoparasites.  External parasites live on the skin of cattle, which can cause cattle skin disease.  Endogenous parasites such as worms, stomach and intestines, and hepatocytes infect the liver.  Infectious diseases are caused by bacteria and viruses.  Animals should be vaccinated to protect them from many viruses and bacterial diseases.