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BITM's publications bring together practical knowledge, field experience and development research to support learning among practitioners, communities and institutions.

Practical Knowledge for Cattle Rearing

Go-Palan is intended as a practical resource for people interested in cattle rearing as a livelihood activity.

Author

Dr. Rabindra Bhakt

Former Professor, Animal Nutrition, BAU

Author

Dr. C.S.P. Singh

Former Dean, Veterinary Science, BAU

Topics Covered in Go-Palan

From Farm Planning to Animal Health and Milk Production

Selection of Suitable Locations for Cattle Farms

Housing Requirements for Different Age Groups

Space Requirements

Selection and Purchase of Cattle

Health and Disease Indicators

Indian and Exotic Cattle Breeds

Economics of Milk Production

Breeding Planning

Heat Detection and Insemination

Cross-Breeding Considerations

Calf Rearing

Preparation of Calf Starters

Feed and Concentrate Mixtures

Disease Prevention and Control

Publication 02 · Impact Study

Sustainable Development of Climate Change Resistant Livelihoods among Sauria Paharia

Author: Dr. Manohar Lal

The study examines livelihood changes among Sauria Paharia communities in eight villages of Sunder Pahari Block, Godda district.

The research covered 339 households and assessed interventions related to Natural Resource Management, sustainable agriculture, animal husbandry, supplementary livelihoods and Non-Timber Forest Produce.

Research Areas

Development Interventions Assessed in the Study

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Natural Resource Management

02

Sustainable Agriculture

03

Animal Husbandry

04

Supplementary Livelihoods

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Non-Timber Forest Produce

Knowledge for Practice

Connecting Practical Guidance With Field-Based Research

BITM's publications reflect its wider commitment to training, research, documentation and the sharing of knowledge relevant to livelihoods, rural development and grassroots communities.

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