Animal Husbandry
Introducing alternate and useful practices has brought a fair degree of adequacy for the residents
Introducing alternate and useful practices has brought a fair degree of adequacy for the residents
Increase in the number of productive animals has facilitated various commercial activities and improved income of the farmers. A new dairy has become operational in the village itself providing various avenues of income generation.
The following table draws focus to the changing animal husbandry scenario in the Buchkewadi village. One can see an increase in the number of productive animals.
Effective management through regular measures and health check-ups has helped the villagers to use animals as an income source and also to preserve the environment.
Sr. No. | Livestock | Before Interventions | After Interventions |
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1 | Bullock | 276 | 292 |
2 | Buffaloes | 152 | 204 |
3 | Cross bred-cows | 84 | 126 |
4 | Indigenous cows | 189 | 63 |
5 | Goats | 560 | 280 |
Sr. No. | Source | Before Intervention | After Intervention | |||
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Area (ha) | Total Yearly Prod’n (ton) | Area (ha) | Total Yearly Prod’n (ton) | |||
Kharif | 272.90 | 153.07 | 530.00 | 323.00 | ||
Rabi | 264.51 | 86.02 | 447.00 | 156.00 | ||
From Forest land | 248.67 | 303.38 | 248.67 | 380.00 |