Co-products of the Biofuel Industry as Livestock Feed: Opportunities and Challenges
Dr. Shubham Nagre1, Dr. Akash Patil2* and Pravin Rakh3 AbstractThe global drive to expand renewable energy has made biofuels, chiefly bioethanol and…
Read article →Dr. Shubham Nagre1, Dr. Akash Patil2* and Pravin Rakh3 AbstractThe global drive to expand renewable energy has made biofuels, chiefly bioethanol and…
Read article →Dr. Akash Patil1, Dr. Shubham Nagre2* and Pravin Rakh3 AbstractIn ruminants, dietary protein is extensively degraded by rumen micro-organisms and converted into…
Read article →Dr. Akash Patil1, Dr. Shubham Nagre2* and Pravin Rakh3 AbstractIn ovo feeding is an emerging nutritional technology designed to improve poultry development…
Read article →Fatema Akter1, Ranjit Rewar2, Sandeep Kumar3, Rohit Sharma4, Sanjeev Kumar5*1Assistant Professor, Department of Veterinary Microbiology, JIS College of Veterinary & Animal Sciences,…
Read article →Dr. Vishal B. Awate¹*, Dr. Naina Singh² ¹ M.V.Sc. (Veterinary Medicine), Veterinary Officer (Gr–A),Buldhana, Maharashtra, India² M.V.Sc. (Veterinary Pathology), Veterinary Officer (Gr–A),…
Read article →Greeshma S Raj1, Chels Joby1, Akshaya Karthik K1, Sreelal N S1and N S Sunilkumar2 1BVSc &AH graduate students, 2Assistant Professor, Department of…
Read article →Dr. Naina Singh¹, Dr. Vishal Awate²¹ M.V.Sc. (Veterinary Medicine), Veterinary Officer (Gr–A), Buldhana, Maharashtra, India. ² M.V.Sc. (Veterinary Pathology), Veterinary Officer (Gr–A),…
Read article →Dr. Vishal B. Awate¹*, Dr. Naina Singh²¹ M.V.Sc. (Veterinary Medicine), Veterinary Officer (Gr–A), Buldhana, Maharashtra, India. ² M.V.Sc. (Veterinary Pathology), Veterinary Officer…
Read article →Mohan.K1, Bharath Kumar Reedy.G1, Javeed. Md1, Jevya.M2, Athidi Lokavya Reddy. G3*1Internee Student, CVSc, Korutla, PVNRTVU, Hyderabad 2Assistant Director, DVAH, Mahbubnagar3Assistant Professor, Department…
Read article →G. Daniel Risheen Ph.D. Scholar, Dept of Veterinary Medicine, Nagpur Veterinary College, MAFSU, Nagpurdoi.org/10.5281/IndianvetMagazine.23212536 Veterinary emergencies can develop suddenly, and early recognition…
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