Study on effect of different managemental condition on anthelmintic resistance in GI nematodes of goat in Patna, Bihar
Managemental condition on anthelmintic resistance in GI nematodes
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21921/jas.v9i02.10124Keywords:
Anthelmintic, Goat , GI Nematodes , PatnaAbstract
A total number of 100 farmers ware selected purposively from Patna district of Bihar, who are actively engaged in rearing the goat. For present study the variables like Types of shed, Flooring, Type of roof, Manger/Drinker Ventilation Facilities, Cleanliness, Floor space of goat and use of bedding material were taken under consideration. The 50 rural and 50 urban goat farmers were taken for the present study. It was found that about 85 % of the respondents of rural and urban areas has insufficient floor space in their goat sheds and 60 % of rural goat keeper were used dry leaves for their bedding material, whereas 84 % of the urban respondents were using jute bags as their bedding materials. It was because of free abundancy or availability of dry leaves in rural areas. Among the sheds, 84.17% had Kachcha type flooring and 15.83% had pucca type (cement concrete) flooring.
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