On-Farm Hormonal Oestrus Synchronization and Mass Insemination Technique of Dairy Cattle in Sidama, Ethiopia

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Debir Legesse Belay
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Abstract

This study aimed to evaluate the efficiency of oestrus synchronization and mass insemination under the action research and development intervention. For the evaluation, a total of 126 and 883 dairy cattle were taken under action research and development intervention, respectively. The result of estrus response (90%) in action research was somewhat higher than the result obtained from development intervention (87.2%). The number of AI services per conception in action research was (1.75) lower than the development interventions (2.36). The result of conception was higher (58.4%) under action research than the development intervention (42.2%). The result further revealed that both in action research and development intervention conception significantly (P

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Debir Legesse Belay. 2021. \u201cOn-Farm Hormonal Oestrus Synchronization and Mass Insemination Technique of Dairy Cattle in Sidama, Ethiopia\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - D: Agriculture & Veterinary GJSFR-D Volume 21 (GJSFR Volume 21 Issue D4): .

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This study aimed to evaluate the efficiency of oestrus synchronization and mass insemination under the action research and development intervention. For the evaluation, a total of 126 and 883 dairy cattle were taken under action research and development intervention, respectively. The result of estrus response (90%) in action research was somewhat higher than the result obtained from development intervention (87.2%). The number of AI services per conception in action research was (1.75) lower than the development interventions (2.36). The result of conception was higher (58.4%) under action research than the development intervention (42.2%). The result further revealed that both in action research and development intervention conception significantly (P

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