duck farm in assam // how to start a duck farm // হাহঁ পালন
duck farm in assam // how to start a duck farm // হাহঁ পালন
#creativemindassamDuckfarm A study was undertaken on duck farming in a North-eastern part of India (Assam), representing almost all the agro-climatic zones. Five districts were selected, one from each agro-climatic zone except for the hill area. Twenty-five duck farmers from each district, a total of 125 in all, were selected on the basis of flock size. Results of the study in respect of socio-economic status of the farmer, demographic distribution, husbandry and feeding practice, production performance, incidence of diseases, mortality pattern and health protection programmes, marketing, finance and costs and returns from the flocks are highlighted... However, large scale commercial duck farms are available in haor areas with flock size ranging from around one hundred to more than one thousand. Nageswari, an egg type indigenous duck breed, is found to be distributed in the Barak valley of Assam bordering Meghalaya, Tripura, Mizoram and adjacent regions of Bangladesh (Islam et al. 2002). The original homeland of this duck breed is believed to be the then Sylhet district of Assam, which was later embodied now in Bangladesh (Zaman et al. 2005) ... ... The features of different phenotypic traits and their distributions are presented inTable 1 Islam et al. (2002) where they mentioned that the average egg production of Nageswari duck varied from 140-160. However, relatively lower egg number was found by Sharma et al. (2003) in same breed where the average egg number at Assam where they reported the average egg weight of 62.45 and 71.6 g respectively. ...
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#creativemindassamDuckfarm A study was undertaken on duck farming in a North-eastern part of India (Assam), representing almost all the agro-climatic zones. Five districts were selected, one from each agro-climatic zone except for the hill area. Twenty-five duck farmers from each district, a total of 125 in all, were selected on the basis of flock size. Results of the study in respect of socio-economic status of the farmer, demographic distribution, husbandry and feeding practice, production performance, incidence of diseases, mortality pattern and health protection programmes, marketing, finance and costs and returns from the flocks are highlighted... However, large scale commercial duck farms are available in haor areas with flock size ranging from around one hundred to more than one thousand. Nageswari, an egg type indigenous duck breed, is found to be distributed in the Barak valley of Assam bordering Meghalaya, Tripura, Mizoram and adjacent regions of Bangladesh (Islam et al. 2002). The original homeland of this duck breed is believed to be the then Sylhet district of Assam, which was later embodied now in Bangladesh (Zaman et al. 2005) ... ... The features of different phenotypic traits and their distributions are presented inTable 1 Islam et al. (2002) where they mentioned that the average egg production of Nageswari duck varied from 140-160. However, relatively lower egg number was found by Sharma et al. (2003) in same breed where the average egg number at Assam where they reported the average egg weight of 62.45 and 71.6 g respectively. ...
via YouTube https://youtu.be/5eaCP8GsrDE
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