Parasitic diseases: Liver fluke, Ascariasis, Tapeworm

Parasitic diseases Liver fluke, Ascariasis, Tapeworm

Parasitic diseases are caused by organisms that live inside or on animals and take nutrients from them. These diseases are common in livestock, like cows, sheep, and pigs, and can harm their health and affect their productivity. This article explains three common parasitic diseases: liver fluke, ascariasis (roundworm), and tapeworms. We’ll cover what they are, … Read more

Protozoal diseases: Babesiosis, Coccidiosis

Protozoal diseases Babesiosis, Coccidiosis

Protozoal diseases are caused by tiny single-celled organisms that can live inside or on animals. These parasites can affect livestock like cows, sheep, and chickens, causing health problems such as fever, weight loss, and sometimes death. Two common protozoal diseases in animals are Babesiosis and Coccidiosis. Here, we’ll explain what these diseases are, how animals … Read more

Production diseases: Milk fever

Production diseases Milk fever

Milk fever, also known as hypocalcemia, is a health problem that affects many dairy cows, especially around the time they give birth. It happens when the cow’s blood calcium levels drop too low, which makes it hard for her to move and function properly. This is more common in cows that produce a lot of … Read more

Anestrous

Anestrous

Anestrous is a term used to describe a time when a female animal is not in estrus. Estrus is the phase in the reproductive cycle when a female is sexually active and able to get pregnant. During estrus, the female is ready to mate and may show physical signs, like changes in behavior or body … Read more

Agribusiness Management in Nepal

Agribusiness Management in Nepal

Agribusiness management refers to the way businesses involved in agriculture are managed. It includes overseeing the entire process of growing crops, raising animals, processing food, and getting products to the market. The goal is to make these agricultural activities more efficient, profitable, and sustainable. Agribusiness management involves various aspects such as farming, food processing, marketing, … Read more

Dystocia

Dystocia

Dystocia is a medical term used to describe a difficult or abnormal childbirth. It happens when the process of giving birth doesn’t go as expected, making delivery harder or longer than normal. Dystocia can affect both humans and animals, and it can happen for various reasons. This condition often requires medical help, and it can … Read more

Zoonotic diseases

Zoonotic diseases

Zoonotic diseases are diseases that can spread from animals to humans. These diseases are caused by different kinds of harmful organisms, including viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites. While animals might carry these diseases without getting sick, humans can face serious health issues when they become infected. Zoonotic diseases can spread through direct contact with animals, … Read more

Drainage System: Overview

Drainage System Overview

A drainage system is designed to remove excess water from an area, especially to prevent waterlogging and regulate water flow in both agricultural and urban areas. It is a key part of land management, helping to preserve soil health, maintain land productivity, and protect infrastructure from water-related damage. Waterlogging and Its Impact Waterlogging happens when … Read more

Irrigation Pumps An overview

Irrigation Pumps An overview

What is an irrigation pump? An irrigation pump is a device used to move water from a source (like a well, river, or reservoir) to crops or fields for irrigation purposes. The pump helps lift water and maintain the desired flow and pressure for efficient irrigation. Different Types of Irrigation Pumps Irrigation systems use various … Read more

Canal Structures and Their Functions in Irrigation Systems

Canal Structures and Their Functions in Irrigation Systems

In irrigation systems, various structures are used to manage, direct, and control the flow of water through canals to ensure that crops receive the right amount of water. These canal structure can be grouped into categories based on their purpose: controlling water, preventing erosion, and allowing passage over or under canals. Key structure include check … Read more