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Basics of animal nutrition Module Urdu
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Basics of animal nutrition Module Sindhi
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Animal nutritional requirements Factsheet Urdu
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Animal nutritional requirements Factsheet Sindhi
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Basics of animal nutrition - Urdu and Sindhi

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This is one of ten Extension Modules developed through the ten-year ASLP Dairy project.

Animal nutrition is one of the most fundamental parts of livestock farming. Dairy farmers could not get expected milk production due to improper feed management. This module can provide guidelines about animal nutrition requirements according to age, weight and production to get the desired farm produce.

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Cattle and buffalo

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There are nearly 50 million cattle and 40 million buffalo in Pakistan, mostly in very small herds cared for by smallholder families. ACIAR research has focused on developing well-targeted 'whole family' dairy extension approaches. Current work seeks to scale out these learnings, while also exploring avenues for farmers to engage with beef value chains as well as dairy.

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