Production and Productivity Increase of Milch Animals through the Supply of Green and Dry Fodder in Non-Delta Districts of Tamil Nadu

Abstract In India, fodder production is less than the demand and hence deficit is noticed in different states with varying per cent of deficit observed in many states. To alleviate the deficiency of green and dry fodder and to maximize the fodder production for increased a productivity of livestock was studied among 310 respondents of 23 non-delta districts of Tamil Nadu. The results showed that, gain among different types of faming, increased quantum of feeding and increased body weight gain and daily average milk yield among the indigenous as well as cross breed animals.

Keywords fodder production, weight gain, milk yield, productivity.

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