Management Practices and Economic Analysis of Camel in District Khairpur Mir’s, Sindh
Turab Ali Kaurajo1*, Huma Rizwana1, Gulbahar Khaskheli2, Muhammad Haroon Baloch1, Muhammad Naeem Rajput1, Asad Ali Khaskheli3 and Mohsin Solangi1
1Department of Livestock Management, Sindh Agriculture University, Tando Jam, Pakistan; 2Department of Animal Products Technology, Sindh Agriculture University, Tando Jam, Pakistan; 3Department of Animal Nutrition, Sindh Agriculture University, Tando Jam, Pakistan.
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Figure 1
Camel breeds in district Khairpur Mir’s.
Figure 2
Educational level of the camel herders in District Khairpur Mir’s.
Figure 3
Land holding of the camel herders in District Khairpur.
Figure 4
Production System of Camel Herding in District Khairpur.
Figure 5
Age Composition of Camel herders in district Khairpur Mir’s.
Figure 6
Herd Composition of Camel possessed by camel herders in district Khairpur Mir’s.
Figure 7
Camel diseases in district Khairpur Mir’s.
Figure 9
Interactive hair production of different camel breeds; SE+0.0359; LSD (0.05) 0.0712
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Productive performance of different camel milk/day in district Khairpur Mir’s; SE+0.1510; LSD (0.05) 0.2992
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Productive performance of different camel milk /lactation in district Khairpur Mir’s; SE + 25.822; LSD (0.05) 51.164
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Load carrying capacity of different camel breeds in district Khairpur Mir’s; SE+10.974; LSD (0.05) 21.744
Figure 8
The Hair production (kg) of different camel breeds in district Khairpur Mir’s; SE+0.0359; LSD (0.05) 0.0712.