Production Potential of Black Bengal Goat Using Frozen Semen - Ali, Md. Younus;Husain, Syed Sakhawat
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The present study was carried out to investigate the production potentiality of Black Bengal goat using frozen semen. Forty Black Bengal does were distributed to the goat keepers. The goats were fed solely on grazing without offering any concentrated feed and vaccinated against Peste des Petits Ruminants disease. Does were inseminated with the frozen semen of Black Bengal bucks. The productive and reproductive performance of Black Bengal goat was satisfactory using frozen semen except conception rate. The effects of sex and litter size were significant (p0.01) for birth and 3-month body weight…mehr

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The present study was carried out to investigate the production potentiality of Black Bengal goat using frozen semen. Forty Black Bengal does were distributed to the goat keepers. The goats were fed solely on grazing without offering any concentrated feed and vaccinated against Peste des Petits Ruminants disease. Does were inseminated with the frozen semen of Black Bengal bucks. The productive and reproductive performance of Black Bengal goat was satisfactory using frozen semen except conception rate. The effects of sex and litter size were significant (p0.01) for birth and 3-month body weight and the effects of season was significant (p0.05) only for birth weight. In contrast, the bucks showed significant effects (p0.05) for birth and 3-month body weight. The estimated heritability for birth, 3-month and 6-month weight was 0.21±0.03, 0.36±0.07 and 0.12±0.05. Unlike cattle, goat raisers castrate almost all kids at an earlier age for economic and social reasons that is why availability of breeding bucks becomes squeezed. Therefore, the AI program with frozen semen of Black Bengal buck would be beneficial to the farmers under community-based rearing system.
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The Author was born in 9 February, 1990 in Thakurgoan district and is the son of Md. Abdul Samad and Amina Begum. The Author passed SSC in 2006 and HSC in 2008, B.Sc and MS in 2014 and 2015 from BAU. The Author working as a scientific officer at BLRI. The Author has published 10 Research Articles in different National and International Journals.