Used ICAR-NIANP FEED CHART for Android?


ICAR-NIANP FEED CHART Analysis

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ICAR-NIANP FEED CHART is an educational software designed for Android devices, focusing on animal nutrition. This application provides users with a detailed feed chart that assists in formulating balanced rations for various livestock species. It serves as a valuable resource for farmers, veterinarians, and students studying animal husbandry by offering essential nutritional information and guidelines tailored to specific animal needs.

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The app features an intuitive interface that simplifies the navigation of feed ingredients and their respective nutritional values. Users can easily access information about different types of feeds, including their composition and recommended usage. The application aims to enhance the understanding of animal feeding practices, ultimately contributing to improved livestock health and productivity.

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Used ICAR-NIANP FEED CHART for Android?


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Release
Latest update
Version
1.0
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 4.0 and up
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14
Downloads Last Week
0

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ICAR-NIANP has developed feed chart - a ready reckoner for feeding of dairy cattle and buffaloes.

ICAR-NIANP has developed feed chart - a ready reckoner for feeding of dairy cattle and buffaloes. It is developed in English and four regional languages It can be used in three different feeding pattern i.e High green availability, medium green availability and low green availability.


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