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Practical Animal Breeding for Field Veterinarians - From Mating Plan to Calf Outcome
Animal breeding is a fundamental aspect of veterinary practice that directly influences livestock productivity, sustainability, and genetic advancement. It integrates core genetic principles with practical field strategies to enhance disease resistance, fertility, growth performance, and environmental adaptability. Veterinarians play a central role in designing and implementing breeding programs that balance productivity goals with preservation of genetic diversity, especially in countries like India where diverse breeds and regional variations must be considered. By combining traditional breeding knowledge with modern techniques such as artificial insemination, genetic selection, and performance recording, veterinary professionals help optimize livestock production while safeguarding long-term biodiversity and animal health.
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