Livestock based Livelihood and their Evolution Note
Open Livestock based Livelihood and their Evolution NoteVeterinary and Animal Husbandry Extension Education
Topic-wise notes, TANUVAS material and recommended reading for 3rd Year BVSc & AH. Choose a collection below.
Topic-wise Notes
8 units · 23 notes
Unit 1 Livestock Based Livelihoods and Their Evolution
2 notes
Livestock Based Livelihoods and Their Evolution
Open Livestock Based Livelihoods and Their EvolutionUnit 2 Extension Education and Development
4 notes
Extension Education and Development
Open Extension Education and DevelopmentExtension Education and Development Note
Open Extension Education and Development NoteRural Sociology in Veterinary Extension
Open Rural Sociology in Veterinary ExtensionRural Sociology in Veterinary Extension Note
Open Rural Sociology in Veterinary Extension NoteUnit 4 Transfer of Technology for Livestock Development
3 notes
Dairy Development Programme and Concept of Cooperation
Open Dairy Development Programme and Concept of CooperationTransfer of Technology for Livestock Development Overall Note
Open Transfer of Technology for Livestock Development Overall NoteTransfer of Technology Projects of ICARICAR
Open Transfer of Technology Projects of ICARUnit 5 Communication and Extension Teaching Methods
2 notes
Communication and Extension Teaching Methods
Open Communication and Extension Teaching MethodsCommunication and Extension teaching methods Note
Open Communication and Extension teaching methods NoteUnit 6 Livestock Economics and Marketing
4 notes
Livestock Economics
Open Livestock EconomicsLivestock Economics and Marketing Overall Note
Open Livestock Economics and Marketing Overall NoteLivestock Market – Price, Agencies, Government Role, Trade, Risk, Finance and other Details
Open Livestock Market – Price, Agencies, Government Role, Trade, Risk, Finance and other DetailsLivestock Marketing- Concept, Structure and Classification
Open Livestock Marketing- Concept, Structure and ClassificationUnit 7 Livestock Entrepreneurship
6 notes
Accounting – Personnel and Resource Management
Open Accounting – Personnel and Resource ManagementEntrepreneurship Development Programmes Promoting Institute in India
Open Entrepreneurship Development Programmes Promoting Institute in IndiaFinancial Management, Statement Analysis and Capitalism
Open Financial Management, Statement Analysis and CapitalismIntroduction, Theories and Forms of Entrepreneurship
Open Introduction, Theories and Forms of EntrepreneurshipLivestock Entrepreneurship Overall Note
Open Livestock Entrepreneurship Overall NoteProject Appraisal and Capital Budgeting
Open Project Appraisal and Capital BudgetingUnit 8 Information and Communication Technology
1 notes
Information and Communication Technology Note
Open Information and Communication Technology NoteUnit 9 Contemporary Issues in Livestock Enterprises
1 notes
Contemporary Issues in Livestock Enterprises
Open Contemporary Issues in Livestock EnterprisesTANUVAS Notes
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VAE-311 Principles And Techniques of Veterinary And Animal Husbandry ExtensionTANUVAS · listed by VetBVSc
Open VAE-311 Principles And Techniques of Veterinary And Animal Husbandry ExtensionVAE-321 Livestock Economics, Marketing And Business ManagementTANUVAS · listed by VetBVSc
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Recommended Books
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Textbook of Animal Husbandry and Livestock ExtensionP. Mathialagan
Connect extension methods with communication and livestock development.
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Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Extension Education focuses on communicating animal husbandry knowledge in ways communities can use. This guide helps BVSc & AH students locate credited notes and year-wise book collections, with a short revision outline to organise reading. Match the communication method to the audience and explain how you would assess whether the advice was understood.
- Extension principles and teaching methods
- Rural sociology and communication
- Programme planning and evaluation
- Livestock entrepreneurship and advisory services
Match the communication method to the audience and explain how you would assess whether the advice was understood.