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Editorial: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2012
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- Título
- Oestrus Synchronization in Indian Goats: Buck Effect vis-a-vis Hormonal Protocol
- Autor
- Islam, M. M.; Mondal, S. K.
- Editorial
- LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
- Año de publicación
- 2012
- Estado
- New
- Encuadernación
- Encuadernación de tapa blanda
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 10
- 3659236845
- ISBN 13
- 9783659236846
Oestrus synchronization is a valuable management tool that has been successfully employed in enhancing reproductive efficiency. Oestrus synchronization through hormonal application is used nowadays to improve the reproductive efficiency of goats. These hormonal applications have so far failed to be consistently effective and besides, some of these biologicals are not easily available or too expensive for farmers in developing countries like India. Use of “buck effect” can help to advance breeding season and provide a relatively good degree of synchrony. The “buck effect” is now one of the well established means of manipulating goat reproduction without using much criticized hormonal therapy in today’s health-conscious and “organic”-oriented developed world, where the meat producing small ruminants, though concentrated mainly in developing world, have and will continue to have a great marketing potential.
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Oestrus synchronization is a valuable management tool that has been successfully employed in enhancing reproductive efficiency. Oestrus synchronization through hormonal application is used nowadays to improve the reproductive efficiency of goats. These hormonal applications have so far failed to be consistently effective and besides, some of these biologicals are not easily available or too expensive for farmers in developing countries like India. Use of “buck effect” can help to advance breeding season and provide a relatively good degree of synchrony. The “buck effect” is now one of the well established means of manipulating goat reproduction without using much criticized hormonal therapy in today’s health-conscious and “organic”-oriented developed world, where the meat producing small ruminants, though concentrated mainly in developing world, have and will continue to have a great marketing potential.
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