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Reproduction
of
Livestock
Dr. P. Ravikanth Reddy
MVSc, PhD
Guest Faculty
KBR College of Agriculture and Horticulture
Acharya NG Ranga Agricultural University
Dr. YSR Horticulture University
 Infertility.
 Millions of rupees loss annually.
 Due to lack of good breeding stock and technologies.
Production vs. Productivity
Female reproductive tract
Male reproductive tract
Parameter EXOTIC/CROSS BRED INDIGENOUS COW BUFFALOES
Age at puberty 12-15 months (1 year) 24 months (2 years)
24-30 months (2 – 2.5
years)
Age at first mating 18-20 months 30 months 30-36 months
Oestrus cycle length 17-24 days 17-24 days 21 days
Duration of estrus 12-18 hours 12-18 hours 12-18 hours
Time of ovulation 12 – 16 hours after the end of estrus
Optimum time of
insemination
Mid heat/towards the end of heat
Gestation period 270-290 days (9 months) 270-290 days (9 months) 300-320 days (10 months)
Dry period 2 months 3 months 3-4 months
Calving to first heat 1-2 months 1-2 months 1-2 months
Calving to first service 3-4 months
3-4 months 3-4 months
Birth weight 25-35 kg 20-25 kg 30-40 kg
Important Reproductive Details
Calving First heat First service 3 months pregnant Start drying Calving
Lactation length ? days
Intercalving period ? days
Service period ? days
? days ? days
? days ? days
? days
1 2 3 4 5 6
Pregnancy period ? days
Calving First heat First service 3 months pregnant Start drying Calving
Lactation length 10 months
Intercalving period 12 months
Service period 90 days (3 months)
2 months 1 month 3 months 2 months
4 months
1 2 3 4 5 6
Pregnancy period 270 days (9 months)
FOR EXOTIC COWS
Calving First heat First service 3 months pregnant Start drying Calving
Lactation length 10 months
Intercalving period 13 months
Service period 90 days (3 months)
2 months 1 month 3 months 3 months
4 months
1 2 3 4 5 6
Pregnancy period 270 days (9 months)
FOR INDIGENOUS COWS
Calving First heat First service 3 months pregnant Start drying Calving
Lactation length 10 months
Intercalving period 14 months
Service period 90 days (3 months)
2 months 1 month 3 months 4 months
4 months
1 2 3 4 5 6
Pregnancy period 270 days (9 months)
FOR BUFFALOES
 Potential of the sire and milk production of dam
 Good health
 Free from genetic abnormalities
Selection of Heifer
 Milk production
 Age at first calving – < 3 years
 Interval between 2 successive calvings – 12 to 15 months
 No physical deformities
 Good dairy confirmation
 20% of the stock should be replaced every year
Selection of Cow
 Drop in milk production
 Swelling and reddening of vulva
 Frequently bellows
 Mounting other cows
 Mucous secretions from vagina
 Extends for 14 to 16 hours.
 Should inseminate same or next day morning
Signs of oestrous
 Leaving herd and seek isolation
 Distress and loss of appetite
 Distension of udder and teats
 Relaxation of pelvic ligament
 Raised tail
 Enlarged vulva
 Followed by expulsion of placenta – Removed immediately.
Signs of parturition
 Difficult breeders
 Anoestrous and repeat breeding
 Delayed age at first calving
 Silent ovulation
 Sexually activated at lower day length and lower temperature
 Over feeding, under feeding, protein and vitamin deficiency,
imbalance of minerals
 Difficult in oestrous detection – Therefore, bull is better than AI.
Reproduction in Buffaloes
 Bellowing percent low
 Discharges percent low
 Oedematous and swollen vulva
 Frequent urination (Spurting urination)
 Off feed
 Majority of buffaloes comes into heat from 6 pm to 6 am
 Teaser bull (Vasectomized) – Better to use.
Heat detection in Buffaloes
 Seasonally polyestrous
 Summer – Mar to April
 Autumn – June to July
 Post-monsoon – Sept-Oct
 Estrous cycle – 17 days
 Heat period – 27 hours
 Ovulation occurs after 12 hours before the end of heat period
Heat detection in Sheep
 Flushing – 2 to 3 weeks before mating – 250 g grain/day
 Tagging – shearing dock (tail hair)
 Eyeing – around eyes
 Ringing – neck, belly and sheath
Preparation of breeding
 Teaser
 Wet paint on brisket region of Ram
 Vulvar swelling, frequent urination, restlessness, and reduced
appetite.
Detection of estrous
 Flock mating – Breeding rams left in the flock during mating season
through out day and night.
 Pen mating – Only during night period.
 Hand mating – Mating individually one by one with ram (individual).
Mating
 Separate housing
 Crutching – 7-10 days prior to lambing to avoid dung suckling
 Extra feed during last trimester
 4-6 days before – soft, clean bedding
 150 days gestation period
Care of pregnant ewes
 Crutching means removal of wool around the tail region.
 Leaves the flock
 Restless and distended udder
 Maiden ewes in poor condition and small-framed ewes mated to big
rams – causes dystokia
 Clean and fresh drinking water
 Good quality hay and concentrates
 Immediately after birth
Care at lambing
 –Nose and mouth are free of mucous membranes and mucoid fluid.
 Licked by mother.
 Will seek for teats to suckle
 Foster mother
 Rub milk on the rump of lamb
 Protect from adverse environmental conditions
 Artificial colostrum
 Bottle feeding
Orphan rearing
 Does mated at 12-15 months.
 Bucks at 18-24 months.
 1 buck for 25 to 30 does.
 Continous breeders
 2 Kiddings for 18 months.
 Sexually active in spring and winter seasons.
Goat breeding
 Similar to sheep.
Estrous symptoms in Goat
 Sunken area around tail region.
 Heavy breathing
 Restlessness
 Worried look
 Display affection to keeper.
Signs before kidding
 Breeds year round
 Maturation period in
Boar - 10 months
Sow - 12 months (Gilt)
 Gestation period – 114 days (3 months, 3 weeks, 3 days)
 Number of piglets in a litter – 6-12
 Act of parturition – Farrowing.
Swine (Pig)
 Increased respiratory rate
 Restlessness
 Nesting behavior
 Other common signs
Signs of farrowing
 Breeds year round
 Maturation period in
Hen - 20 weeks
Cock - 24 weeks
 Gestation period – 114 days (3 months, 3 weeks, 3 days)
 300 to 320 eggs per year
 16 hours of light for sexual stimulation
 Egg incubation is for 21 days.
Poultry

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Unit 3 Reproduction of Livestock.pptx

  • 1. Reproduction of Livestock Dr. P. Ravikanth Reddy MVSc, PhD Guest Faculty KBR College of Agriculture and Horticulture Acharya NG Ranga Agricultural University Dr. YSR Horticulture University
  • 2.  Infertility.  Millions of rupees loss annually.  Due to lack of good breeding stock and technologies. Production vs. Productivity
  • 3. Female reproductive tract Male reproductive tract
  • 4. Parameter EXOTIC/CROSS BRED INDIGENOUS COW BUFFALOES Age at puberty 12-15 months (1 year) 24 months (2 years) 24-30 months (2 – 2.5 years) Age at first mating 18-20 months 30 months 30-36 months Oestrus cycle length 17-24 days 17-24 days 21 days Duration of estrus 12-18 hours 12-18 hours 12-18 hours Time of ovulation 12 – 16 hours after the end of estrus Optimum time of insemination Mid heat/towards the end of heat Gestation period 270-290 days (9 months) 270-290 days (9 months) 300-320 days (10 months) Dry period 2 months 3 months 3-4 months Calving to first heat 1-2 months 1-2 months 1-2 months Calving to first service 3-4 months 3-4 months 3-4 months Birth weight 25-35 kg 20-25 kg 30-40 kg Important Reproductive Details
  • 5. Calving First heat First service 3 months pregnant Start drying Calving Lactation length ? days Intercalving period ? days Service period ? days ? days ? days ? days ? days ? days 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pregnancy period ? days
  • 6. Calving First heat First service 3 months pregnant Start drying Calving Lactation length 10 months Intercalving period 12 months Service period 90 days (3 months) 2 months 1 month 3 months 2 months 4 months 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pregnancy period 270 days (9 months) FOR EXOTIC COWS
  • 7. Calving First heat First service 3 months pregnant Start drying Calving Lactation length 10 months Intercalving period 13 months Service period 90 days (3 months) 2 months 1 month 3 months 3 months 4 months 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pregnancy period 270 days (9 months) FOR INDIGENOUS COWS
  • 8. Calving First heat First service 3 months pregnant Start drying Calving Lactation length 10 months Intercalving period 14 months Service period 90 days (3 months) 2 months 1 month 3 months 4 months 4 months 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pregnancy period 270 days (9 months) FOR BUFFALOES
  • 9.  Potential of the sire and milk production of dam  Good health  Free from genetic abnormalities Selection of Heifer
  • 10.  Milk production  Age at first calving – < 3 years  Interval between 2 successive calvings – 12 to 15 months  No physical deformities  Good dairy confirmation  20% of the stock should be replaced every year Selection of Cow
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  • 12.  Drop in milk production  Swelling and reddening of vulva  Frequently bellows  Mounting other cows  Mucous secretions from vagina  Extends for 14 to 16 hours.  Should inseminate same or next day morning Signs of oestrous
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  • 16.  Leaving herd and seek isolation  Distress and loss of appetite  Distension of udder and teats  Relaxation of pelvic ligament  Raised tail  Enlarged vulva  Followed by expulsion of placenta – Removed immediately. Signs of parturition
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  • 20.  Difficult breeders  Anoestrous and repeat breeding  Delayed age at first calving  Silent ovulation  Sexually activated at lower day length and lower temperature  Over feeding, under feeding, protein and vitamin deficiency, imbalance of minerals  Difficult in oestrous detection – Therefore, bull is better than AI. Reproduction in Buffaloes
  • 21.  Bellowing percent low  Discharges percent low  Oedematous and swollen vulva  Frequent urination (Spurting urination)  Off feed  Majority of buffaloes comes into heat from 6 pm to 6 am  Teaser bull (Vasectomized) – Better to use. Heat detection in Buffaloes
  • 22.  Seasonally polyestrous  Summer – Mar to April  Autumn – June to July  Post-monsoon – Sept-Oct  Estrous cycle – 17 days  Heat period – 27 hours  Ovulation occurs after 12 hours before the end of heat period Heat detection in Sheep
  • 23.  Flushing – 2 to 3 weeks before mating – 250 g grain/day  Tagging – shearing dock (tail hair)  Eyeing – around eyes  Ringing – neck, belly and sheath Preparation of breeding
  • 24.  Teaser  Wet paint on brisket region of Ram  Vulvar swelling, frequent urination, restlessness, and reduced appetite. Detection of estrous
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  • 26.  Flock mating – Breeding rams left in the flock during mating season through out day and night.  Pen mating – Only during night period.  Hand mating – Mating individually one by one with ram (individual). Mating
  • 27.  Separate housing  Crutching – 7-10 days prior to lambing to avoid dung suckling  Extra feed during last trimester  4-6 days before – soft, clean bedding  150 days gestation period Care of pregnant ewes  Crutching means removal of wool around the tail region.
  • 28.  Leaves the flock  Restless and distended udder  Maiden ewes in poor condition and small-framed ewes mated to big rams – causes dystokia  Clean and fresh drinking water  Good quality hay and concentrates  Immediately after birth Care at lambing  –Nose and mouth are free of mucous membranes and mucoid fluid.  Licked by mother.  Will seek for teats to suckle
  • 29.  Foster mother  Rub milk on the rump of lamb  Protect from adverse environmental conditions  Artificial colostrum  Bottle feeding Orphan rearing
  • 30.  Does mated at 12-15 months.  Bucks at 18-24 months.  1 buck for 25 to 30 does.  Continous breeders  2 Kiddings for 18 months.  Sexually active in spring and winter seasons. Goat breeding
  • 31.  Similar to sheep. Estrous symptoms in Goat  Sunken area around tail region.  Heavy breathing  Restlessness  Worried look  Display affection to keeper. Signs before kidding
  • 32.  Breeds year round  Maturation period in Boar - 10 months Sow - 12 months (Gilt)  Gestation period – 114 days (3 months, 3 weeks, 3 days)  Number of piglets in a litter – 6-12  Act of parturition – Farrowing. Swine (Pig)
  • 33.  Increased respiratory rate  Restlessness  Nesting behavior  Other common signs Signs of farrowing
  • 34.  Breeds year round  Maturation period in Hen - 20 weeks Cock - 24 weeks  Gestation period – 114 days (3 months, 3 weeks, 3 days)  300 to 320 eggs per year  16 hours of light for sexual stimulation  Egg incubation is for 21 days. Poultry