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Muraleedharan Nair
B,V.Sc and A.H, PCTA
Served as veterinary Professional in Kerala from 1981 to 2009. Designed and managed Hi-Tech dairy farms in Saudi Arabia and India. Presently managing consultancy service in Hi-tech dairy farming.
B,V.Sc and A.H, PCTA
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Photos published on March 27, 2015
A tie stall cattle shed with ease of operations
Discussion created on March 27, 2015
Ergonomically designed cattle shed with ease of operations in feeding and management of 20 cows
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Discussion created on March 27, 2015
A freestall cattle shed developed for housing four management groups in a rural place in Kerala, which have changed the living situations of its owners to better level
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Discussion created on March 27, 2015
3 x2 Milking Parlour for freestall cattle shed
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Discussion created on March 27, 2015
A different model of tiestall
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Participation in Forum on December 3, 2011
It is high time to introduce such controls over the industry. It is my opinion that regulations of such kind should be extented to agricultural products as in case of milk and meat.
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Participation in Forum on July 19, 2011
The first thing is to avoid excessive feeding of grains unnecessarily. In extreme emergency conditions you have to administer Ringer lactae solution i/v, provided the the functioning of liver is OK. You have to add probiotics along with feed, if you have the chances of exceesive feeding. Also, you can give buffering agents such as monosodium phosphate. Avoid mixing of animals with different sizes ...
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Participation in Forum on July 18, 2011
congratulations, we were searching for such a facility. Pl try to provide the list of items available and try to stock the inventories required for a large dairy farm, like detergents for CIP in parlour, spare parts of milking equipments, disposable etc etc.
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Participation in Forum on July 5, 2011
Dear Dr, Good article about Calves Fattening Farm. There are seperate strategies for veal calf production and fattening for beef production. If you are intending for veal calf you have to take care from day1 itself. If you are for beef production also you have to have the care from day1 and further from 3rd month. Choosing of body weight depends on the breed you are selecting.
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Participation in Forum on May 7, 2011
Dear Dr, I have read about your points in the article and and further discussions. I am working as Farm Manger in a large automated dairy farm in Nagpur, Maharashtra. Our targeted capacity is 5000 milking cattle and the present strength is 600. In the conditions stated by Dr. Kunjumon a farm like ours can take up the challenges as described in the article and discussions. Actually, we are on th ...
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Location:Bangalore, Karnataka, India
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Professional Title: B,V.Sc and A.H, PCTA
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