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#LetsLearn with KARAN BEEF Academy – Production Licks. Understanding the nutritional requirements of your cattle throughout various production stages, including breeding and calving, as well as considering seasonal variations, is crucial for optimal herd management. Typically, a standardised supplement program is implemented to meet these needs. During calving, particularly in autumn and early spring, production licks can be provided to the cattle. This practice aids in preventing excessive weight loss and facilitates an earlier return to cycling, promoting overall herd health. Maintaining cattle in good health and optimal body condition is paramount, as it directly correlates with the quality and weight of the calves they bear. Learn more about production licks in Episode 4 of KARAN BEEF Academy when you watch the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3HYyiiw #KaranBeef #KaranBeefAcademy #CattleHealth #YoungAndFarming

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The Aavin industry is a significant player in the dairy sector in India, particularly in the state of Tamil Nadu. Aavin is the trademark of Tamil Nadu Co-operative Milk Producers' Federation Limited, which operates under the guidance of the Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying, and Fisheries, Government of Tamil Nadu.Aavin plays a pivotal role in the procurement, processing, and distribution of milk and milk products across Tamil Nadu. It operates as a cooperative society, integrating numerous individual milk producers into a single entity for collective growth and benefit.The industry ensures the fair procurement of milk from dairy farmers, provides them with technical support, and encourages best practices for cattle rearing and milk production. Aavin's primary focus is on maintaining the quality and purity of milk and its products.Apart from fresh milk, Aavin produces various dairy products like ghee, butter, cheese, ice cream, and flavored milk. These products are not only popular within Tamil Nadu but also have a growing market across India. #snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinking #snsdesignthinkers

ARTICLE ABOUT AAVIN INDUSTRY The Aavin industry is a significant player in the dairy sector in India, particularly in the state of Tamil Nadu. Aavin is the trademark of Tamil Nadu Co-operative Milk Producers' Federation Limited, which operates under the guidance of the Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying, and Fisheries, Government of Tamil Nadu. Aavin plays a pivotal role in the procurement, processing, and distribution of milk and milk products across Tamil Nadu. It operates as a cooperative society, integrating numerous individual milk producers into a single entity for collective growth and benefit. The industry ensures the fair procurement of milk from dairy farmers, provides them with technical support, and encourages best practices for cattle rearing and milk production. Aavin's primary focus is on maintaining the quality and purity of milk and its products. Apart from fresh milk, Aavin produces various dairy products like ghee, butter, cheese, ice cream, and flavored milk. These products are not only popular within Tamil Nadu but also have a growing market across India. #SNSInstitutions #SNSDesignThinkers #DesignThinking

The Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying, Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying, Government of #India, NDDB Dairy Services and IDF have jointly organised the three days ‘ First IDF Regional Dairy Conference #Asia Pacific 2024’ kickstarted today in #Kochi, #Kerala. #productivityenhancement #digitalisationandsustainablepractices #climateactioninthedairysector #farmercentricnnovations #socioeconomicdevelopment https://lnkd.in/d6SmzB3p

A lot of farmers chase sexed semen, regardless of whether the animal is a heifer or in milking, as it increases the chances of a female calf. High-producing cows, once in milking, are very challenging to reproduce, it's a known fact. It could be related to many factors such as stress, poor fertility, environment, nutrition, BCS, etc. Another point to highlight is, 90% of small farmers in Pakistan use commercial feed (wanda). Most of the time, this feed is high in toxin ingredients. In both scenarios, you are going to face challenges with conception rates. We have implemented a plan and strategy to only use sexed semen in heifers, and aim to get 100% conception rates. However, once in milking, only go with conventional semen, and then use a bull if required. We are now in January and in most parts of Pakistan, the breeding season will end in mid-April, so there is not much time left - let's say, that you have 2-3 more chances remaining from today. A word of advice to all farmers, stop chasing sexed semen for milking cows, as once the breeding season is over, they are very difficult to conceive, and you will lose milk drastically the moment summer hits. If you lose milk, it will affect your ROI and farm economics. Focus on getting them to conceive before the breeding window closes, this is your chance! I would also recommend you go double conventional doses and also have a good genetic bull present at your farm. If animals are repeating: 1. Get them checked by an ultrasound person immediately, so you can diagnose whatever the issue is 2. Review your AI technician persons performance 3. Check your nutrition and minerals being used (will cover this soon) 4. Check for semen motility 5. Review animals BCS Best wishes to everyone, make the most of the time we have remaining and stop chasing sexed for milking cows. - Camran Khan #rawalpindi #lahore #karachi #pakistan #uae #saudiarabia #dairy #dairyindustry #dairyfarm #dairyfarmers #dairyfarming #dairy #farming

Have you ever been at the grocery store and wondered if you should buy #farmraised or #wildcaught gulf shrimp? Below are several reasons why you should support your local shrimp fishers and buy wild caught! 🍤 🌅 1.      Great flavor and texture preferred by chefs! 2.      Caught sustainably 3.      Slightly lower in saturated fats than imports 4.      Free from veterinary drugs including antibiotics. 5.      Free from injected hormones 6.      Very little imported seafood is tested by the FDA. 7.      Wild caught shrimp does not contribute to antibiotic resistance 8.      Wild caught shrimp are caught without using forced labor 9.      Support of local economy and communities when you purchase wild caught gulf shrimp A.I.S. Inc. is proud to support the Southeast Fisheries Science Center’s #Galveston Shrimp program by providing marine scientists to deploy offshore to collect quantitative biological, vessel, and gear selectivity information for the #southeastern #shrimp #fishery. Sometimes they even get to sample the catch! Yum! 

𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗴𝗿𝗼𝘄𝘁𝗵 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗴 𝗴𝗿𝗼𝘄𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗰𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗹𝗲 🐄 Breeding #young cattle is a challenge, as high-level #growth is required to reach the optimal condition for future performance. The stronger the growth, the earlier the puberty will hit - and from puberty to first calving, a heifer needs to gain 50% of her mature body weight. Trace-elements, vitamins are capital for growth, but it can be a hurdle to cover a minimum and regular level with the variability of the diet (grass quality, season variation, forages availability,…) and herd management (facilities, handle easy supplementation,…). ↪To answer to this challenge, Kersia proposes a comprehensive complementary #feed solution: 𝑩𝒐𝒍𝒊𝒕𝒓𝒂𝒄𝒆 𝒀𝒐𝒖𝒏𝒈. This #bolus brings a long-term supply of #trace-elements, #vitamins and live #yeast for young growing cattle, to #support: ✅ Growth of tissues, bones for non-gestating or gestating animals ✅ Development of reproduction functions  ✅ Stimulation of immune functions ✅ A healthy ruminal flora for feed valorization ✅ Long term supply: 180 days release with just 1 application   👉 Contact our team experts to discover more about our solutions !  #feed #animalhealth #foodsafety

45 years of Celebrating Legacy... In the heart of South India, where the sesame once bloomed and the air was thick with the promise of prosperity, my grandfather Late Shri K.Ganapathy Chettiar and father Shri G Sundaram embarked on a journey that would redefine our family’s destiny. It was 1979, a year of bold decisions and new beginnings, when they pivoted from the sesame oil trade to the noble cause of animal nutrition. As I stand in the sprawling facility of **RGS Kamadhenu Feeds**, surrounded by the gentle hum of machinery and the rich scent of quality feed, I am filled with a profound sense of pride,and a determination as strong as the beasts we nourish, laid the foundation of what would become a beacon of excellence in the animal feed industry. Together with my father, they transformed their unwavering commitment to livestock health into a thriving business that has stood the test of time. They believed that the heart of a good feed lies not just in its nutrients, but in the care and research that goes into it. This philosophy has been the cornerstone of our brand, **RGS Kamadhenu Feeds**, and has guided us through decades of service. Now, as the third generation, I carry forward this legacy with modern innovation while staying true to the values that started it all. Our journey from a humble beginning to becoming a household name in the cattle feed sector is a testament to the trust and relationships we've built with farmers and their herds across the nation. Here's to the past that shaped us, the present that challenges us, and the future that awaits us. We are more than a feed company; we are a family that grows with every farmer's success. **#Legacy #Innovation #AnimalHealth #RGSKamadhenuFeeds #FamilyBusiness**