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Impact of Co-operative and Non Co-operative Management System on Dairy Cattle Production in North West Districts of Bangladesh.

Mr. Mohammad Nazrul Islam
PhD Fellow
Dept. of Dairy Science, Bangladesh Agricultural University Mymensingh

Abstract/ Executive Summary:

Judging from the results of the study, it mentions the concentration of livestock was high in co-operative zone in comparison with non co-operative zone. Similarly milk production, income generation and other facilities were higher in co-operative zone. Farmers were more benefited in co-operative management system. In this connection it mentions here that in Bangladesh, BMPCUL is the largest milk producing and marketing organization. This organization is running every thing through co-operative management system and getting more benefit than other milk producing organization. Considering everything, I concluded that co-operative dairy management system has tremendous positive effect on dairy development. In Bangladesh, we should have given more emphasis on co-operative dairy management system in order to ensure sustainable dairy production and income generation of poor farmers.

Keywords: Impact, Co-operative, Management, Dairy Cattle

Location: Pabna and Sirajgonj

Start Date: 29-03-2004

End Date: 28-08-2011

Program Area: Socio-economic and Policy

Commodity: Cattle

Objectives:

i) To identify distribution pattern of milking cow, dry cow, heifers, male and female calves under co-operative and non co-operative management system

ii) To Examine socio economic condition of dairy farm owners under co-operative and non co-operative management system

iii) To estimate of genetic parameters for productive and reproductive performances

iv) To find out the contribution of livestock on income generation and poverty reduce/ alleviation under co-operative and non co-operative management system.

Methodology:

This study was undertaken to “Impact of co-operative and non co-operative management system on dairy cattle production in North West districts of Bangladesh”. For achieving these objectives, samples of 340 dairy farm owners were selected randomly. Which of them 170 dairy farm owners were selected from co-operative zone at Pabna and Sirajgonj district and 170 selected from non co-operative zone at Bogra district. The study conducted into four experiments.

Source of Information: PhD thesis of Mr. Mohammad Nazrul Islam, Dept. of Dairy Science, Bangladesh Agricultural University ,Mymensingh Year 2011

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Funding Source:

1. Government

Budget:

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Achievement/Findings:

Impact of co-operative and non co-operative management system on dairy cattle production were critically evaluated. It was found that in every aspect co-operative management systems were found better for reducing cost of production & improvement in milk yield and overall performance of dairy animals.

Knowledge Management: Thesis