2006•Indian Journal of Animal ResearchRequires access

DAIRY FARMING PRACTICES ADOPTED IN TRIBAL AREA OF KINWAT TEHSIL (DISTRICT - NANDED)

D.S. Chauhan, Vijaykumar Kamble, P.V. Padghan, N.O. Khandare, R.R. Kamble

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The villages and farmers were selected by stratified random sampling technique and categorized according to size of land holding. The data revealed that the size of land holding had positive and highly significant relationship with adoption of dairy farming practices, which included improved feeding practices, adoption of improved breeds, improved managements, improved housing and veterinary aids. It showed that as the size of land holding increased farmers inclination towards adoption of improved dairy farming practices was also increased.

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Key concepts: Agriculture, Non-invasive ventilation, Stratified sampling, Forensic science, Dairy farming, Veterinary medicine, Insomnia, Agricultural science