Breeding management, heat detection, AI timing, calving care, and reproductive health for better dairy performance. This category provides guidance on reproductive management and breeding practices in dairy animals. Topics include heat detection, artificial insemination, pregnancy diagnosis, calving management, infertility issues, and postpartum care. The goal is to help farmers improve conception rates, reduce calving intervals, and maintain long-term herd productivity. Content is designed to be practical and suitable for Indian dairy farming conditions.
मिनरल मिक्सचर के फायदे: repeat breeding, no heat, low milk and soil eating in cows and buffaloes. Signs of mineral deficiency, daily dose, chelated vs ordinary, by Dr. Ibne Ali.
Cow or buffalo down after calving? Milk fever signs, last 3 weeks dry-period feeding, calving-day care and when to call the vet, by Dr. Ibne Ali.
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Buffalo milk dropping in winter? 8 practical steps on warm water, green fodder, minerals, rumen health and calving care, with doses, from Dr. Ibne Ali.
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The estrous cycle in cows is a highly regulated, dynamic system governed by the interplay between the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, ovaries, and uterus
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Indian buffalo breeds are robust and selected for different climate in different regions in India. Therefore production potential of buffaloes varies
Indian Buffalo Breeds Explained Read More »
Cow Heat Medicine: Hormones, Brands, and the Scientific Truth Behind Their Use Cow heat medicine is one of the most searched topics in dairy farming today. Every farmer wants a simple answer to one question: Which injection will bring my cow into heat? Unfortunately, reproductive physiology does not work on shortcuts. Heat is not a
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This limited period of receptivity is called estrus and rhythmic cycle of its various phases is called estrous cycle. Its is usually 21day long. Once the animal reaches puberty and starts reproductive cycling there is a repeated pattern of hormone production. Estrous cycle in cows and buffaloes are of 21 days.
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