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Risk factors and impact of retained fetal membranes on performance of dairy bovines reared under subtropical conditions

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It may be concluded that increased parity, abnormal calving, and short gestation length were the main risk factors for RFM in dairy bovine.
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Alteration in peripheral blood concentration of certain pro-inflammatory cytokines in cows developing retention of fetal membranes.

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Productive and reproductive performances of Murrah buffalo cows: A review

Murrah buffalo is one of the finest dairy buffalo breed in India. The success of any dairy farm depends upon efficient productive and reproductive performances of a dairy animal. Different genetic…

Productive and Reproductive Perfomances of Local pigs of Bareilly District Under Scavenging System

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The present study conducted in Bareilly district of Uttar Pradesh to assess the productive and reproductive performances of Local pigs found the mean age at puberty in male and female Local pigs to be 6.36±0.11 months while, age at sexual maturity was found to be 7.27± 0.12 months.
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Expression of short chain fatty acid receptors and pro-inflammatory cytokines in utero-placental tissues is altered in cows developing retention of fetal membranes.

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Milk composition and factors affecting it in dairy Buffaloes: A review

Dairy buffaloes are higher in milk composition traits. For increasing the productivity of dairy animals, augmenting lactation milk yield has been emphasized, however, the other aspect of milk…

Sexing of semen in bulls: A mini review

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Despite the odds, sexed semen will contribute to increased profitability of dairy and beef cattle production in terms of milk, meat and other essential products.

Metabolic indicators for retention of fetal membranes in Zebu and crossbred dairy cattle

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It is observed that the concentrations of NEFA and BHBA before calving were highly related to the RFM, and it may be inferred that monitoring the levels ofNEFA andBHBA during prepartum period would help in identifying the cows at the risk of developing RFM.
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Effect of specific, nonspecific and latent mastitis on milk composition of dairy cows

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It may be concluded that both specific and non-specific udder reactions are equally important in altering milk composition.

Metabolic disease of broiler birds and its management: A review

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To overcome metabolic disease, the broiler industry has to focus on managemantel practice such as provision of thermoneutral environment, growth curve manipulation through feed restriction programs and use of antioxidants.
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