Dairy Nutrition & Feed covers scientific and practical feeding strategies for cows and buffaloes to achieve optimum milk production and animal health. This category includes balanced ration formulation, mineral and vitamin supplementation, green and dry fodder management, silage preparation, and feeding during different stages of lactation. Articles focus on improving feed efficiency, reducing wastage, and lowering feed costs without compromising animal performance. Both small and commercial dairy farmers will find practical guidance based on Indian feeding conditions.
Sorghum fodder nutritional value in cattle depends on maturity, fertilization, and variety of the seed used
Sorghum (Jowar / Chari) as a Fodder Crop for Livestock in Indian Conditions Read More »
In early lactation, high-yielding dairy cows enter a state of negative energy balance (NEB) because: Milk energy output increases rapidly
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Most farmers routinely use commercial mineral mixtures without understanding what minerals their animals actually need, how much is required, or whether the product they are using is even economical. This article explains how to make mineral mixture at home for cows, buffaloes, goats and other livestock in a scientific yet practical way, suitable for Indian conditions.
How to make Mineral Mixture for Cows, Buffaloes, Goats, Sheep & Poultry Read More »
