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Cost and Returns of Milk Production from Dairy Animals in East Godavari District of Andhra Pradesh
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An investigation was conducted to study the cost of milk production in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh. A total of 300 dairy farmers were selected from the Godavari delta, the upland and the agency areas of the district. The study revealed that the gross cost (Rs/-) of milk production per animal per day was higher in graded Murrah buffalo (167.17) followed by cross bred cow (140.61), local buffalo (96.22) and local cow (58.32). The cost of milk production per litre was higher in graded Murrah buffaloes (22.75) followed by local buffalo (22.82), local cow (18.89) and crossbred cow (14.02). The gross income (Rs/-) per animal per day was higher in graded Murrah buffaloes (292.78) followed by crossbred (236.51), local buffalo (154.84) and local cow (71.45). The net income (Rs/-) per animal per day was higher in graded Murrah buffaloes (125.61) followed by crossbred (95.90), local buffalo (58.62) and local cow (13.13). The average cost of milk production was Rs/- 23.03 and net income per litre was Rs/- 146.85 in graded Murrah buffaloes which was significantly (p ≤ .01) higher in the Godavari delta. The average cost of milk production was Rs/- 23.73 and net income per litre was Rs/- 71.77 in local buffalo which was significantly (p ≤ .01) higher in the upland area. The average cost of milk production and net income per litre in local cow was significantly (p ≤ .01) higher in the Godavari delta (20.14 and 15.46, respectively) than that in upland and agency areas.
Title: Cost and Returns of Milk Production from Dairy Animals in East Godavari District of Andhra Pradesh
Description:
An investigation was conducted to study the cost of milk production in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh.
A total of 300 dairy farmers were selected from the Godavari delta, the upland and the agency areas of the district.
The study revealed that the gross cost (Rs/-) of milk production per animal per day was higher in graded Murrah buffalo (167.
17) followed by cross bred cow (140.
61), local buffalo (96.
22) and local cow (58.
32).
The cost of milk production per litre was higher in graded Murrah buffaloes (22.
75) followed by local buffalo (22.
82), local cow (18.
89) and crossbred cow (14.
02).
The gross income (Rs/-) per animal per day was higher in graded Murrah buffaloes (292.
78) followed by crossbred (236.
51), local buffalo (154.
84) and local cow (71.
45).
The net income (Rs/-) per animal per day was higher in graded Murrah buffaloes (125.
61) followed by crossbred (95.
90), local buffalo (58.
62) and local cow (13.
13).
The average cost of milk production was Rs/- 23.
03 and net income per litre was Rs/- 146.
85 in graded Murrah buffaloes which was significantly (p ≤ .
01) higher in the Godavari delta.
The average cost of milk production was Rs/- 23.
73 and net income per litre was Rs/- 71.
77 in local buffalo which was significantly (p ≤ .
01) higher in the upland area.
The average cost of milk production and net income per litre in local cow was significantly (p ≤ .
01) higher in the Godavari delta (20.
14 and 15.
46, respectively) than that in upland and agency areas.
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