Fodder and livestock sub-sector is very essential part of the agriculture sector for any nation's economy mainly for the developing countries. It is also fact that the population growth trends of any nation's should have match with the require trend of livestock growth rate due to various reason. Hence, in this regards India assists 20% of the livestock population of the world covering 2.3% geographical area. Moreover, the livestock sector contributes almost 32% of agriculture output in India. Basically, fodder is required to feed livestock. But presently India is facing huge deficit of...

The book covers the applied areas of demographics of fodder growers or cultivators and production of fodder which are becoming significant due to the insufficiency of fodder in few South-East Asia nations. In this regards India assists 20% of the livestock population of the world covering 2.3% geographical area. Moreover, the livestock sector contributes almost 32% of agriculture output in India. Basically, fodder is required to feed livestock. But presently India is facing huge deficit of fodder and it is projected that in future also the deficits of fodder will continue. Under these...

This book is an attempt to sketch the fodder practicality and functionality mainly focused on applied marketing perspective of fodder in Tripura, India. Keeping this in mind, the purposes of the study covered in the book are to examine the present status of marketing channels, marketing efficiency and margin of fodders, role of women in marketing of fodder and to examine the marketing constraints of fodder in Tripura, India. The book consists of seven chapters, well arranged in a coherent manner. Chapter one is based on introduction on the title. Chapter two explains the review of literature....

Fodder as Indian Grassland presents the fodder perspective exists in India with special reference to Green fodder point of view in Tripura. Based on secondary data fodder grasses, crops and plants considered were Signal, Cowpea, Stylosanthes, Combo Naiper, Subabul, Tapioca, Dinanath, Guine, Oat and Maize. 1st Chapter presents the comprehensive perspective of fodder in India. Second Chapter has been exclusively devoted to the perspective of fodder in Tripura. Third Chapter based on the literature review to know the fodder crops historical background from marketing and production point of view....