Haryana BSEH Secondary Animal Husbandry study materials
Haryana BSEH Secondary Animal Husbandry study resources

Haryana BSEH Secondary Animal Husbandry case studies

Haryana BSEH Secondary Animal Husbandry · Put your knowledge to work in context.

Animal Husbandry is a vocational subject offered at the Secondary (Class 10) level by the Board of School Education, Haryana (BSEH), Bhiwani. It gives students a practical grounding in raising cattle, buffaloes, sheep, goats, pigs and poultry, and it is aimed at learners who want a working knowledge of livestock farming - whether they plan to continue to senior secondary vocational courses, join a family farm or dairy, or move into para-veterinary and dairy work. The Haryana BSEH Secondary Animal Husbandry case studies are 5 cases and about 3,613 words.

1

Milk yield and fat drop in a Murrah buffalo herd during the July heat wave

Ramkishan keeps 12 Murrah buffaloes in Jhajjar district. In the first week of July the maximum temperature touches 44°C.

742 words, about 4 min
2

A crossbred cow with four failed inseminations

Sunita Devi of Karnal owns a 5-year-old Holstein Friesian × Sahiwal cow that calved 10 months ago and is still giving 14 L of milk a day. She has been inseminated four times since April, the last three times 12–14 hours after the first sign of standing heat.

746 words, about 4 min
3

Sudden deaths and mouth lesions in a Beetal goat unit

A Beetal goat unit in Hisar district has 85 goats, of which 30 are kids. Twenty-two kids were bought from a livestock market three weeks ago without any health certificate.

683 words, about 3 min
4

A wheat-straw ration for crossbred cows and a plan to add urea

A farmer near Rohtak keeps 20 crossbred cows, of which 10 are in milk averaging 12 L a day with 3.2% fat. The daily ration per cow is 7 kg wheat straw, 2 kg mustard cake, 1 kg wheat flour and 20 g common salt.

730 words, about 4 min
5

Poor brooding results in a 500-bird broiler flock and a plan to double stocking

A poultry entrepreneur in Panchkula has built a 30 ft × 20 ft shed for 500 Cobb broiler chicks. For brooding he hangs three 100 W bulbs at 3 ft above the litter and closes the shed with gunny curtains on the windy side.

712 words, about 4 min