Study on the current status of small scale dairy farms and trait values of both cross-breed cows and indigenous cows

Abstract

Background: In the island region of Bangladesh the people rear both cattles. The growing of cross day by day. Therefore, a study was conducted in Bhola, Bangladesh to determine the current status of small dairy farms' breeding, feedi Method : A study was conducted for a period of 10 days (From 29 unions ( West & East Ilsha,Pangasha,Belumia cows was chosen, of which 34 from 8 small dairy farms. For the study, a total of 47 dairy cattle were divided up into several groups based on factors like parity, Result: The productive performance Significantly (p< 0.05) higher than the indigenous dairy cows. The percentage of parity of crossbred cows were satisfied cows performed noticeably better than indigenous cows. Rearing crossbred cows provided a better level of economic satisfaction than rearing Key words: Day milk yield, 4 indigenous and crossbred cross-bred cows is outpacing the rearing of native breeds of cows here feeding, management practices and traits value 29th July to 6 ) Bhola, Bangladesh. A random were crossbred and the remaining 13 were indigenous age, genotype, and live body weight of cattle. (milk yield & body weight) of crossbred cows level than the indigenous cows. In the total examination, indigenous cows. Parity, Genotype, Live body weight of cattle. 6th Aug,2023 ) at 4 sample of 47 dairy dairy cows were mination, crossbred