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Role of Cropping Systems in forage Production


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1 Bombay Veterinary College, Mumbai (M.S.), India
2 Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur (Rajasthan), India
3 ICAR-NBSS &LUP, Regional Centre, New Delhi, India
     

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India is having the largest livestock population of 520 million heads, which is about 15% of world livestock population. The productivity of animals depends upon availability of nutritious and adequate feed and fodders. Due to day by day increase in the cost of concentrate feed, it is not affordable to the farmers to purchase such feed and therefore generally feed the animals on available low quality green and dry fodder.
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Authors

S. S. Kadam
Bombay Veterinary College, Mumbai (M.S.), India
Mohd. Arif
Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur (Rajasthan), India
Ashok Kumar
ICAR-NBSS &LUP, Regional Centre, New Delhi, India

Abstract


India is having the largest livestock population of 520 million heads, which is about 15% of world livestock population. The productivity of animals depends upon availability of nutritious and adequate feed and fodders. Due to day by day increase in the cost of concentrate feed, it is not affordable to the farmers to purchase such feed and therefore generally feed the animals on available low quality green and dry fodder.

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