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AGRICULTURE BUISNESS MANAGEMENT
B.B.M.(Agri)
B.Sc(Honours)(ABM)
Course title-Livestock, Poultry and Fish Production
Management
Credits-2(1+1)
Compiled and Prepared by
Prof.Amruta Rajopadhye-Kulkarni
Asst.Proffesor

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Role of Livestock and poultry in Indian Economy Livestock Census,
Trends in Livestock Production
Livestock production performance has been more impressive than
that of food grain production. Milk, egg, meat, and fish showed
impressive growth rates of 5to10%.
The minimum targeted growth rate for attaining self sufficiency in
milk, fish, meat and egg by 2001 AD are 5.54, 6.25, and 5.54 % per
annum respectively
Livestock represents the only way in which the natural vegetation
that covers large parts of India can be converted in to products
that can be used by man.
It provides drought power and manure to the crop enterprise and
this in turn provides feed and fodder.
The value of output from the livestock sector was Rupees 79684
corers in 1994-95 which was 9. Fortunately India is blessed with a
tremendous livestock wealth.
It has the largest population of cattle and buffalo in the world and
its breeds are admired for heat tolerance and inherent resistance
to diseases and ability to thrive under different climatic condition.
The cattle population of India is very large. According 1991 census
the cattle population was estimated at 467.9 million this
comprised of 203.1 million catties, 83.1 million buffaloes
50.7million sheep, 115.3 million goats and 12.1 million pigs. The
others were estimated at 3.6 million. The poultry population
constituted a 400 million

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AGRICULTURE BUISNESS MANAGEMENT B.B.M.(Agri) B.Sc(Honours)(ABM) Course title-Livestock, Poultry and Fish Production Management Credits-2(1+1) Compiled and Prepared by Prof.Amruta Rajopadhye-Kulkarni Asst.Proffesor Role of Livestock and poultry in Indian Economy Livestock Census, Trends in Livestock Production ➢ Livestock production performance has been more impressive than that of food grain production. Milk, egg, meat, and fish showed impressive growth rates of 5to10%. ➢ The minimum targeted growth rate for attaining self sufficiency in milk, fish, meat and egg by 2001 AD are 5.54, 6.25, and 5.54 % per annum respectively ➢ Livestock represents the only way in which the natural vegetation that covers large parts of India can be converted in to products that can be used by man. ➢ It provides drought power and manure to the crop enterprise and this in turn provides feed and fodder. ➢ The value of output from the livestock sector was Rupees 79684 corers in 1994-95 which was 9. Fortunately India is blessed with a tremendous livestock wealth. ➢ It has the largest population of cattle and buffalo in the world and its breeds are admired for heat tolerance and inherent resistance to diseases and ability to thrive under different climatic condition. The cattle population of India is very large. According 1991 census the cattle population was estimated at 467.9 million this comprised of 203.1 million catties, 83.1 million buffaloes 50.7million sheep, 115.3 million goats ...
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