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Udder Health Bangladesh (UHB) is an international initiative with a view to develop an “Udder Health Control Program (UHCP)” to increase milk production, reduce economic loss through raising awareness on mastitis problem among farmers,Significance of UHB
Dairy farming is expanding in Bangladesh to meet the increasing demands for people. In some instances women in rural areas use milk production to contribute to their family income. The proposal (Udder Health Control Program) therefore contributes to poverty alleviation,
News & Blogs
A 3 Days Long International Workshop on 23-25th October, 2018
A two-day international workshop titled “Udder Health Control Programme in Developing Countries: Learning from…
5th Udder Health Training Program for Dairy Farmers in Sylhet Agricultural University
Dairy farming has become a growing part of the national income in Bangladesh. It…
মহিষে অবহেলা বাংলাদেশঃ কাজে লাগাচ্ছে পার্শ্ববর্তীদেশ
আমাদের প্রতিবেশি দেশগুলোর দুধের মার্কেট শেয়ারের বৃহৎ অংশ যেখানে মহিষের সেখানে অমরা কেবল গরুর…
9 Million Dairy Cows From 2 Bulls
In the U.S., just two Y chromosomes exist within a population of 9 million…
Documents
Title: Clinical examination of udder
Date: 2002
This document is taken from textbook Clinical examination of the farm Animals by “Peter G.G. Jackson and Peter D. Cockcroft” as a useful information to conduct the clinical examination in dairy cows. Full textbook is available in this link: https://scholar.archive.org/work/3xcfka3esba4jbx63kzwtpmtwu/access/wayback/https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/pfigshare-u-files/21724848/Clinicalexaminationoffarmanimal.pdf
Title: Guidelines for Dry period in dairy cows in Bangladesh by Udder Health Bangladesh
Date: 2020
This document is adapted from EU guidelines for dry periods in dairy cows: European experts launch new guidelines for successful dry periods for dairy cows. https://m2-magazine.org/european-experts-launch-new-guidelines-for-successful-dry-periods-for-dairy-cows/.
Title: Guidelines for Dry period in dairy cows in Bangladesh by Udder Health Bangladesh (Bangla Version)
Date: 2020
This document is taken from the manual prepared for dairy cows by Udder Health Bangladesh.
Title: Illustration of California Mastitis Test Procedures and Interpretation by Dr. Shuvo Singha, Udder Health Bangladesh (Bangla Version)
Date: 12/06/2022
This document gives stepwise graphical illustration of California Mastitis Test of individual teat of a dairy cow and the interpretation of the test by scoring 1-5.
Title: Illustration of aseptic quarter milk sample collection procedure by by Dr. Shuvo Singha, Udder Health Bangladesh (English Version)
Date: 12/06/2022
This document gives stepwise graphical illustration of aseptic milk sample collection from the quarters of the individual cows for bacteriological examination.
Upcoming Relevant Events
01-SEP-2024
The 75th EAAP Annual Meeting | Florence, Italy | 1-5 September, 2024
Ladies and Gentleman,
on behalf of the organizing committee and of the whole community of the Italian Association for Animal Science and Production we are very happy and honored to welcome you to the 75th annual meeting of the European Association for Animal Production, that will take place in Firenze (Florence) from September 1st to September 5th 2024.
Link: https://eaap2024.org/
26-AUG-2024
The International Symposium on Ruminant Physiology | Chicago, USA | August 26-29, 2024
The International Symposium on Ruminant Physiology (ISRP) has for decades been the world’s leading ruminant nutrition and physiology conference. The organizers are delighted to be hosting the meeting back in the United States and are excited to invite you to join us for cutting-edge presentations and discussions in Chicago in August of 2024. No city represents the United States more proudly than Chicago, the heart of America’s heartland.
12-AUG-2024
Regional NMC Meeting Ghent | August 12-14, 2024
Each year, the National Mastitis Council holds an annual meeting in late January/early February in the United States, and a regional meeting in North America. The annual meeting typically attracts about 400 people from 20-plus countries around the world. Designed for all individuals interested in mastitis control, quality milk production and udder health, attendees include veterinarians, dairy producers, researchers, extension specialists, industry suppliers, dairy processor field representatives, regulatory officials, teachers, and students.
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