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DIMORIAN REVIEW: ENSILING/SILAGE MAKING AND IT’S IMPORTANTS FOR DAIRY FARMING
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ENSILING/SILAGE MAKING AND IT’S IMPORTANTS FOR DAIRY
FARMING POETRY
Sarat Sekhar Bora and I SHALL GO BACK IN THE NEW YEAR
Karishma Borah Nilim KumarThis New YearI shall go
backEveryone thinks about stepping forwardIn
the New YearThis New... Readmore
In recent time, dairy farming has become an important component of farming
system from sustainable point of view. In dairy farming, we must not only
think about the rearing of the farm animals, but also think about the SAGA OF MY LIFE
preparation of feed for the cattle. This has become an equally important
prospect of dairy farming.This is because it is essential to provide sufficient Shiva Prasad MiliDo you know?Once upon a
green fodder and feed to the farm animals in order to enhance their timeI climbed down the hillsPassed through the
productivity.Small holder and medium holder farmers having limited land and valesAnd swa... Readmore
production capacity, find it difficult to maintain good milk production
throughout the year, due to availability of insufficient feed. Many are forced to
buy animal feed at high prices, just to keep their animals alive. IF TOMORROW NEVER COMES
Akan UdofiaIf tomorrow never comesI will hold
In this respect, silage making can be a profitable waywhich can be prepared you closely through the nightI would be busy
by conserving the forage through natural pickling process. Silage making is loving yo... Readmore
the green succulent roughage preserved under controlled anaerobic
fermentation in the absence of oxygen, by compacting green chops in air and
water tight receptacles. The ensiling process, in the absence of oxygen, leads
TIME (THE IMMORTAL BIRD)
to the fermentation of water soluble carbohydrates to produce organic acids
which increase acidity of the material (pH about 4.0). Such anaerobic acid Dhurum Sula BoroTime, o time, aren’t you
production (mainly lactic acid) arrests the growth of bacteria and moulds as the cognizant bird?Who witne... Readmore
well as inactivates putrefying organisms. As a result of the process reduces
nutrient losses and change in nutritive value. It serves as one of the best
method of fodder conservation. Silage has better acceptability, digestibility BRUTAL ETERNITY
and nutritive value. Roshan Jebin M P I am ... Readmore
Suitable crops for silage making and stage of harvesting: Harvesting
the crops at 50% flowering to milk or dough stage can make good quality
silage of crops like maize, sorghum and pearl millet. For natural grasses and
Cenchrus, they should be harvested at flowering stage.
Methods of Silage making: Pit, trench, bunker and tower silos are used for EXCLUSIVE NEWS / REPORTS
silage the green fodder. Various types and sizes are used depending upon the
availability of green fodder and the convenience of the farmer.
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE,
At first, about 1 feet layer of chopped materials are put into the silo LIVELIHOOD OPTIONS AND HABITAT
either as such or after chopping and it is well packed to reduce air. CONSERVATION VIS-À-VIS
Better packing may be obtained by trampling with tractor or DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH IN THE
bullocks. NORTHEAST
Dr. Chandan Mahanta Dean, IIT, GuwahatiAs the
After that, curd solution and molasses in the form of jaggery
solution are spread over the entire layer. The curd solution provides paradox of extraordinary natural resources and
the beneficial microorganism like Lactobacillus and the jaggery yet an under-developed Northeast... Readmore
solution provides readily available food material.
Again, another 1 feet layer of chopped materials are put and then
FIRE AND CIVILIZATION
the curd and molasses solution is spread. This process is repeated
to the top of the structure, leaving some space, in order to tie the Fire is the symbol of civilization. Fire is the thing
structure and make it air tight removing the vacuum inside it. that made a difference in living and security of
mankind and separated from ... Readmore
Top portion need to be sealed with mud plaster or covered by
polythene or alkathene sheets.
The curd and the molasses solution are absorbed very well by the
LAKSHMINATH BEZBAROA: THE
materials. GREATEST OF ASSAMESE
It takes about 4-6 weeks to be ready for use as silage feed. LITERATURE
Once is opened for feeding, then every day at least half a foot of Born on 19 November 1868 at Aahatguri,
the material have to be removed to avoid spoilage if the silage. Nagaon, Assam, India Lakshminath Bezbaroa
The Non-transparent silage structure is better than the transparent was the person who brought renaissance ...
silage structure as it takes less time to become silage. This is Readmore
because microbes have optical property and thus they work better
in dark.
MAGHAI OJA: AN ARTISTE OF THE
PEOPLE
“As an organizer of IPTA in Assam” revealed
About the authors: Hemanga Biswas the legendary artiste and IPTA
Mr. Sarat Sekhar Bora, did his B.Sc. in Agriculture & M.Sc. in Agronomy organizer, “my chief duty is talent scou...
from AssamAgricultural University (AAU), Jorhat- 13, Assam (India) with first Readmore
class. At present, he has been pursuing Ph.D. in the Department of
Agronomy, AAU, Jorhat. He is doing his research in the field of Integrated
Framing System and Agrostology. He is engaged in writing various articles THE STONE BRIDGES OF THE AHOM
and research papers. ERA
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ISSN CERTIFICATION Miss. Karishma Borah, did her B.Sc. in Agriculture & M.Sc. in Horticulture
There are people here in spite of broken
bridgesSome with baren bosomsOthers with
from Assam Agricultural University (AAU), Jorhat- 13, Assam (India) with first their bosom covered by hues of green ...
class. At present, she has been pursuing Ph.D. in the Department of Readmore
Horticulture, AAU, Jorhat. She is doing her research in aspect of Floriculture
and landscaping. She is engaged in writing various articles and research
papers.

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