Mhow (Madhya Pradesh): Mhow College of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Husbandry yesterday held a three-day online seminar on how to prevent reproductive and metabolic diseases in dairy animals through proper nutrition.
The workshop was hosted by the Vice Chancellor of Nanaji Deshmukh Veterinary University, Professor Dr. Sita Prasad Tiwari from Jabalpur, inspired.
The main focus was on the detailed discussion of reproductive and metabolic diseases by experts. Dr. Mukesh Mehta from Mhow explained how the animal’s immune system can be strengthened through proper nutrition. Dr. RK Jain discussed at length the elimination of sterility in animals through various nutrients. Similarly, Dr. Anand Pathak, a scientist from Jammu and Dr. Vishal Mudgal, a scientist from Hisar, on a disease called ketosis in animals, such as the outbreak of Thanella disease, a serious problem in dairy animals, from the use of minerals and vitamins.
Dr. Ashish Soni from Jabalpur received instruction on the role of nutritional management in preventing red urine problems in animals. On the day of the completion of this training, the joint director of the Veterinary Department of Madhya Pradesh, Dr. GS Davar, in his main guest address to the participants about various animal husbandry programs of the Madhya Pradesh government. Participants said that such events are very useful to us and the university should organize such events from time to time so that our knowledge can continue to grow.
Among the participants, more than 100 field ranchers and veterinarians mainly from Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Assam, Hisar, Punjab and other parts of the country attended the training. The experts also answered your questions. The course was taught by Dr. RK Jain designed. The graduation program was led by Dr. Ashok Patil and the training report from Dr. Read Naresh Kurechia. Dr. Anchal Kesari completed the program.
