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Veterinary Practice Management : Building Profit and Value

by Jerry L. Simmons.

Edition: 1stMaterial type: book Book Publisher: USA: Mosby; 1997Availability: Items available for loan: Pattoki Library [Call number: 636.089068 Simmons 15226 1st 1997 LiveStock] (1).

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Comparative Performance Of Cattle Calves Fattened On Different Levels Of Lucerne Hay Based Total Mixed Ration

by Rana Asif Iqbal (2002-VA-102) | Dr. Jalees Ahmad Bhatti | Mr. Hifz-Ul-Rehman | Prof. Dr. Anjum Khalique.

Material type: book Book; Literary form: not fiction Publisher: 2015Dissertation note: Feeding management trial of 90 days was conducted to evaluate the growth performance and production economics of cattle calves fattened on different levels of Lucerne hay based mixed ration. Twenty four (24) cattle calves approximately of two years age and same weight were selected from the available young stock and was randomly allocated to three groups i.e. A, B and C, Fattening rations comprising concentrate TMR, LHMR-15(15% hay) and LHMR-25(25% hay) for the calves belonging to group A, B and C was offered @1 % of the body weight on dry matter basis, respectively. Mean daily DMI was 20.62±0.17, 20.66±0.18 and 20.74±0.17 kg per calf on TMR, LHMR-15 and LHMR-25, respectively. Highest dry matter intake (20.74±0.17 kg) was recorded in calves on LHMR-25 diet followed by calves on LHMR-15 and TMR. The data on body weight was recorded on weekly basis during the trial period of 12 weeks. Mean daily body weight gain was 0.82±0.042, 0.77±0.051and 0.70±0.046 kg per calf on TMR, LHMR-15 and LHMR-25, respectively. Highest (0.82±0.042 kg) daily weight gain was recorded in calves on TMR diet followed by calves on LHMR-15 and LHMR-25 diet, respectively. Daily weight gain in calves showed an increasing trend on overall basis in all the treatments during different weeks. The calves on TMR diet comparatively reported higher gain during different weeks and between treatments. Statistically non-significant was observed in mean daily weight gain among different treatments and also during different weeks.The differences in body height, body length and heart girth measurements were statistically non-significant between treatments. Statistically body mass index was non-significant among the all treatments. Feed conversion ratio in calves was highest (9.16±2.231) on TMR diet followed by LHMR-15 (11.18±4.192) and LHMR-25(11.64±2.025), respectively. Statistically feed conversion ratio differences were non-significant between treatments and also during different weeks. The economics of calves fattening was calculated at the end of twelve weeks experiment by using costs of production and value of gain. Gross margin analyses showed statistically non-significant difference between treatments and also during different weeks. Key words: cattle, fattening, lucerne hay, daily weight gain Availability: Items available for loan: UVAS Library [Call number: 2307-T] (1).

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Human Resource Management

by Dessler, Gary.

Edition: 12th ed.Material type: book Book; Format: print Publisher: India: Pearson, 2011Availability: Items available for loan: UVAS Library [Call number: 658.3 Dessler 22529 12th 2011 Management] (1).

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Animal Management in Disasters

by Sebastian E. Heath.

Edition: 1st ed.Material type: book Book; Format: print Publisher: USA: Mosby, 1999Availability: Items available for loan: UVAS Library [Call number: 636.089 Sebastian 16231 1st 1999 Zoology] (1).

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