Haryana BSEH Secondary Animal Husbandry study plan
Haryana BSEH Secondary Animal Husbandry · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Animal Health, Common Diseases and First Aid
List and define the 12 most common livestock diseases of Haryana (HS, FMD, BQ, anthrax, mastitis, metritis, milk fever, bloat, PPR, swine fever, coccidiosis, fowl pox) with causative agent and species affected
Distinguish viral, bacterial, protozoal, metabolic and deficiency diseases by their key signs and match each to its correct control measure
Demonstrate the sequence of first-aid steps for bloat, poisoning and heat stroke in cattle and buffaloes
Describe the cold chain and handling rules for the major vaccines (FMD, HS, BQ, PPR) and the deworming schedule for calves and adults
Your checkpoint
A one-page disease chart listing 12 diseases with agent, species, key signs, treatment approach and prevention, scored at least 80% on a self-quiz of 25 questions
Animal Health, Common Diseases and First Aid & Feeding and Nutrition of Livestock
Explain the composition and feeding value of the main roughages and concentrates available in Haryana (berseem, oats, maize fodder, wheat straw, mustard cake, cotton seed cake, maize grain)
Calculate a simple balanced ration for a crossbred cow producing 10 litres of milk and for a buffalo producing 6 litres
Identify the signs of mineral and vitamin deficiency and state the corrective supplementation
Describe the feeding schedule for a calf from colostrum to 6 months of age
Your checkpoint
Two worked balanced-ration calculations on paper (one cow, one buffalo) showing feed ingredients, quantities in kg and total cost per day
Housing, Care and Management of Livestock & Breeds of Cattle and Buffaloes
Sketch a loose housing shed for 10 crossbred cows with correct floor space, manger length, ventilation and drainage
Compare the housing needs of a smallholder buffalo shed with a commercial dairy shed
Name and describe the distinguishing features of the main Haryana cattle and buffalo breeds: Hariana, Sahiwal, Red Sindhi, Tharparkar, Murrah, Nili-Ravi, Surti and Jaffarabadi
Match each breed to its home tract, milk yield range and typical use
Your checkpoint
A labelled housing layout sketch plus a breed comparison table covering at least 8 breeds
Breeds of Cattle and Buffaloes & Breeding, Reproduction and Improvement of Livestock
Describe the oestrus cycle in cattle and buffaloes, including duration, signs of heat and correct time of insemination
Explain AI technique steps, semen handling and record keeping for a village AI centre
Differentiate inbreeding, line breeding, outcrossing and crossbreeding, with one Haryana example of each
Describe pregnancy diagnosis, dry period management and calving interval targets
Your checkpoint
A breeding record card template and a one-page note on heat detection and correct timing of AI, checked against a 20-question self-test
Breeds of Sheep, Goats, Pigs, Poultry and Other Livestock & Poultry and Piggery Enterprise Management
List the main sheep, goat, pig and poultry breeds of India with their utility type (mutton, wool, milk, egg, meat)
Describe the management routine for a 50-bird backyard poultry unit and a 100-bird broiler unit
Explain the management of a small piggery unit including housing, feeding and farrowing care
Identify the vaccination and deworming schedule for goats, sheep and poultry
Your checkpoint
A one-page profile of a 100-bird broiler or 10-goat unit showing breed chosen, feed, housing and vaccination schedule
Milk Production, Dairy Practices and Value Addition & Introduction to Animal Husbandry and Livestock in Haryana
Describe clean milk production practices from udder preparation to storage and the causes of milk spoilage
Explain the tests used to check milk quality (clot-on-boiling, alcohol test, fat and SNF) and their interpretation
List value-added dairy products feasible for a small Haryana dairy and outline the process for one of them
Summarise the role of animal husbandry in Haryana's rural economy, including key state schemes and the contribution of dairying to farm income
Your checkpoint
A step-by-step process sheet for one value-added product (ghee, paneer or curd) with quality checks and a cost-per-kg estimate
Entrepreneurship, Marketing and Extension in Animal Husbandry & Breeds of Sheep, Goats, Pigs, Poultry and Other Livestock
Prepare a simple business plan for a small dairy, poultry or goat unit covering capital, recurring cost, expected return and break-even
Describe the main marketing channels for milk, eggs and meat in Haryana and the role of cooperatives
Explain extension methods used to reach farmers, including demonstration, field day and mass media
Identify the support available from veterinary hospitals, KVKs and state departments for a new entrepreneur
Your checkpoint
A one-page business plan with a break-even calculation for a chosen small livestock enterprise
Animal Health, Common Diseases and First Aid & Feeding and Nutrition of Livestock & Housing, Care and Management of Livestock
Re-attempt and score at least 85% on a 50-question mixed test weighted to the highest-scoring domains
Revise all weak areas flagged by earlier self-tests using a one-page summary per weak domain
Recite the disease, vaccination and deworming schedules from memory without notes
Practice writing two full-length answers under exam time limits
Your checkpoint
A completed 50-question mock test with score, error log and a corrected one-page revision sheet for each weak domain
Milestones
Week 2: Can name 10 common diseases with their causative agent and prevention, and produce a balanced ration for one cow and one buffalo without notes
Week 4: Can explain heat detection and correct AI timing, and correctly match 8 cattle and buffalo breeds to their home tract and yield range
Week 6: Can describe clean milk production and one milk quality test, and outline the process and cost of one value-added dairy product
Week 8: Scores at least 85% on the 50-question mock test weighted to domains 6, 4 and 5, with an error log showing every wrong answer corrected