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Mukhyamantri Mangala Pashu Beema Rajasthan 2025 - 2026

Mangla Pashu Bima: 2025-26

Scheme

✍️Rajasthan Chief Minister Mangla Livestock Insurance Scheme 2025-26: 🐄🐂🐪🐐 Registration begins

20 Nov 2025 • 4 min read

The Rajasthan government has opened registration for the Chief Minister Mangala Livestock Insurance Scheme 2025-26 from November 21, 2025. This scheme provides free insurance coverage of up to ₹40,000 to livestock owners in the state in case of natural or accidental death of their animals. Click Read More to learn more. 👍👍

20 Common Diseases: PART-3

Health

20 Common Diseases of Dairy Animals and Their Treatment Guide – PART 3

17 Nov 2025 • 13 min read

This final section presents a doctor-level study of Navel ill, Retained Placenta, Gastroenteritis, Pink Eye, Anestrus, and Tick Fever/Blood Parasite Diseases. The causes, symptoms, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and treatment guidelines for each disease are presented in a practical and easy-to-understand manner.

20 Common Diseases: PART-2

Health

20 Common Diseases of Dairy Animals and Their Treatment Guide – PART 2

17 Nov 2025 • 11 min read

This second part of the blog provides a detailed study of FMD, LSD, pneumonia, calf diarrhea, acidosis, heat stress, and internal and external parasitic diseases. This article offers systematic clinical guidance for both field veterinarians and livestock farmers.

20 Common Diseases: PART-1

Health

20 Common Diseases of Dairy Animals and Their Treatment Guide – PART 1

17 Nov 2025 • 5 min read

This first part of the blog provides a detailed, veterinarian-level description of seven major diseases affecting dairy animals: fever, bloat, indigestion/rumen stasis, ketosis, milk fever, mastitis, and repeat breeding. For each disease, the causes, symptoms, diagnostic signs, differential diagnosis, investigations, and treatment are discussed.

Water: The foundation of milk, health, and well-being.

Water: Basis of Milk & Health

Training

Water and animal husbandry: The foundation of milk production, health, and animal welfare.

16 Nov 2025 • 5 min read

How important is water for livestock? Learn about the role of water in milk production, digestion, heat management, health, and disease prevention. A comprehensive guide for livestock farmers.

Cow dung and cow urine: Income from bio-products

Dung & Urine: Extra Income Products

Training

Cow dung and cow urine-based bio-products: Step-by-step method, cost, quality, and additional income from sales.

12 Nov 2025 • 8 min read

Learn step-by-step methods for making organic fertilizers, jeevamrut, panchagavya, incense sticks, "cow dung logs," biogas, natural cleaners, and organic pesticides from cow dung and cow urine. Find information on costs, quality, packaging, branding, licensing, and sales strategies—all in one place.

Modern Livestock in Desert Areas

Dairy

Modern methods of animal husbandry in desert regions

08 Nov 2025 • 4 min read

In desert regions, livestock farming is not merely a tradition, but an integral part of life. In the arid areas of Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Haryana, where rainfall is limited and temperatures are extreme, livestock farming is what sustains the rural economy.

Winter Care for Livestock

Dairy

Caring for animals in winter — essential precautions for dairy farms and traditional livestock farming.

06 Nov 2025 • 3 min read

In winter, adopt these essential measures to protect your livestock, maintain milk production, and ensure their health. Learn easy ways to care for sheds, provide proper nutrition, administer vaccinations, and protect your animals from the cold.

Income-Boost Schemes: 2025

Training

New schemes to increase income for livestock farmers in 2025 | Initiatives by the Central and Rajasthan Governments

05 Nov 2025 • 4 min read

In India, animal husbandry is not only the backbone of the rural economy but also a sustainable source of income for millions of farmers. The government aims to empower livestock farmers so that they are not limited to just milk or manure production, but can double their income through scientific methods and government schemes.