Socio Economic Study on Housing and Health Managemental Practices of Buffalo Farming in Phulera Block of Jaipur District, Rajasthan

Author: Jhabar Mal Tetarwal*, Ramesh Pandey, Goatm Chopra, Arjun Lal Kakraliya and Kanchan Baghla

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Abstract

The current study entitled 'A socio-economic survey on housing management practices and health buffalo farming in Phulera Block of Jaipur District, Rajasthan' was conducted for 2019-20 with a sample of 80 respondents. With regard to housekeeping procedures a large number (60.00 percent) respondents kept their pets inside the living room. None of the respondents had a pucca-covered floor. The 82.50 percent respondents fixed the shed wall with bricks and mortar followed by 17.50 percent grass. The largest number of respondents had a pucca can (56.25 percent). Ninety percent of respondents followed the habit of grooming their buffalo. About 38.75% of respondents built a water tank at the animal shelter. Most of the 70.00 percent of respondents followed the grazing methods of pregnant animals. The results showed that 61.25 percent of respondents identified buffalo before giving birth and 82.50 percent provided bedding for pregnant buffaloes. Only 75 percent of respondents had adequate ligh

Keywords

Housing, managemental practices, animals, health.

Conclusion

Research shows that the majority of respondents does not follow the recommended procedures for housing, health & care management. The majority of respondents following the results of existing milk management practices showed that 78.75 percent of respondents followed the milking process. With regard to housekeeping procedures a large number (60.00 percent) respondents kept their pets inside the living room. In terms of health care procedures the results revealed that 68.75 percent of the owners treat their animals for a thousand first and then veterinarians. The majority of 76.25 percent of respondents did not vaccinate their animals against diseases. Most respondents do not follow recommended health care, milking, home management procedures. Basically the importance of RBQ One of the difficulties was the failure to vaccinate animals buffalo owners face in Phulera tehsils.

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Jhabar Mal Tetarwal, Ramesh Pandey, Goatm Chopra, Arjun Lal Kakraliya and Kanchan Baghla (2022). Socio Economic Study on Housing and Health Managemental Practices of Buffalo Farming in Phulera Block of Jaipur District, Rajasthan. Biological Forum – An