General Livestock Management
Open General Livestock ManagementLivestock Production Management
Topic-wise notes, TANUVAS material and recommended reading for 1st Year BVSc & AH. Choose a collection below.
Topic-wise Notes
9 units · 25 notes
Unit 1 General Livestock Management
1 notes
Unit 2 Fodder Production and Conservation
3 notes
Fodder Production and Conservation
Open Fodder Production and ConservationFodder Production and Conservation
Open Fodder Production and ConservationHay and Silage Making
Open Hay and Silage MakingUnit 3 Livestock Production Management – Ruminants
2 notes
All Livestock and Poultry Breeds Note
Open All Livestock and Poultry Breeds NoteDesign and Construction of Livestock Buildings
Open Design and Construction of Livestock BuildingsUnit 4 Zoo Animals Production Management
1 notes
Zoo Animals Production Management
Open Zoo Animals Production ManagementUnit 5 Animal Welfare
2 notes
Animal Welfare
Open Animal WelfareAnimal Welfare Note
Open Animal Welfare NoteUnit 6 Poultry Production Management
8 notes
Bio-security Management at Poultry Farms
Open Bio-security Management at Poultry FarmsFeeding Management of Poultry
Open Feeding Management of PoultryHealth Management of Commercial Poultry
Open Health Management of Commercial PoultryIndian Poultry Industry
Open Indian Poultry IndustryManagement of Commercial Poultry
Open Management of Commercial PoultryPoultry Housing
Open Poultry HousingPoultry Production Management
Open Poultry Production ManagementStructure and Composition of Egg
Open Structure and Composition of EggUnit 7 Diversified Poultry Production and Hatchery Management
4 notes
Different Methods of Poultry Farming
Open Different Methods of Poultry FarmingHatchery Management
Open Hatchery ManagementManagement of Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Japanese quails and Guinea fowls
Open Management of Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Japanese quails and Guinea fowlsPoultry Waste Management
Open Poultry Waste ManagementUnit 8 Rabbit Production Management
2 notes
Rabbit Production Management
Open Rabbit Production ManagementRabbit Production Management Note
Open Rabbit Production Management NoteUnit 9 Swine Production Management
2 notes
Swine Production Management
Open Swine Production ManagementSwine Production Management Note
Open Swine Production Management NoteTANUVAS Notes
4 notes
LPM -121 Fodder Production and Grassland ManagementTANUVAS · listed by VetBVSc
Open LPM -121 Fodder Production and Grassland ManagementLPM -122 Livestock Production Management-IITANUVAS · listed by VetBVSc
Open LPM -122 Livestock Production Management-IILPM-111 Livestock Production Management-ITANUVAS · listed by VetBVSc
Open LPM-111 Livestock Production Management-ILPM-211 Avian Production ManagementTANUVAS · listed by VetBVSc
Open LPM-211 Avian Production ManagementAbout these notes
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Recommended Books
2 books
Reading recommendations. Expand a title for guidance.
Livestock Production ManagementN. S. R. Sastry and C. K. Thomas
Connect housing, handling and routine management with species-specific husbandry.
Reading recommendation · no linked copy available.
A Textbook of Animal HusbandryG. C. Banerjee
A broader reference for breeds, production systems and farm management.
Reading recommendation · no linked copy available.
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Livestock Production Management focuses on connecting animal husbandry principles with practical farm management. This guide helps BVSc & AH students locate credited notes and year-wise book collections, with a short revision outline to organise reading. Compare management requirements by species, age and production stage, with welfare and daily observation in view.
- Housing and animal handling
- Cattle and buffalo management
- Sheep and goat management
- Poultry production and farm records
Compare management requirements by species, age and production stage, with welfare and daily observation in view.