India is the second largest country in the world in terms of population having 1.21 billion
human population (GOI, 2011)[1] out of which, 68.84 per cent comes under rural ambit …

The research study was conducted in Konkan region of Maharashtra state, with the
objectives of profile characteristics of the dairy farmers, adoption behaviour of dairy farmers …

The uniqueness of traditional Indian agriculture from time immemorial is the inseparable
nature of men, animals and materials ie, the farmers, livestock and plough. The interaction of …

The present study made efforts to estimate costs and returns from milk production for
different species of milch animals maintained by various land holding categories in plain & …

Dairy is the single largest agricultural commodity contributing 5 per cent of the national
economy and employing more than 8 crore farmers directly. India is ranked 1st in milk …

Dairy has immense potential for supplementing income and employment generation for the
rural people. Value chain analysis is a useful tool to study range of actors involved in a …

The present study was conducted in four blocks ie Mauganj, Sirmour, Raipur Kalchuriyan
and Teouther of Rewa district, Madhya Pradesh. The main objective of the study was to …

Animal husbandry and dairying activities play an important role in the national economy and
in the socio-economic development of the country. These activities have contributed to the …

unknown. The present investigation was conducted in Jammu district of J & K state withthe
objective to assess the knowledge level of dairy farmers about improveddairy farming …

It is a well-known fact that the dairy industry actively contributes to the economies of a
number of communities, regions and countries. Dairy farming is one of the important …