Goat, Sheep - Diseases due to lack of Nutrition by Dr. Shankar

Brief information by Prof. Dr. Shankar from Tirunelveli veterinary college regarding the prevention of diseases due to lack of nutrition during breeding, growth, and milk production. A look at a few:
1. Pregnancy Toxaemia:



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