Vol. 11, Special Issue 7 (2022)

Author(s):
Hitesh Budania, Virendra Singh, Sanjay Kumar Rewani, Gara Ram Saini, Nirmal Singh Rajawat, Sanjay Kumar Verma and Ashok Kumar Sharma

Abstract:
The present was conducted in purposively selected Jaipur district of Rajasthan to find out the constraints perceived by dairy farmers in biosecurity practices. A total of 120 dairy farmers were selected as respondents from randomly selected four tehsils of the districts. The data were collected through structured interview schedule and analysed through different statistical tools. Major constraints recorded were lack of training on biosecurity practices (45.83%), lack of or inadequacy of public policy on biosecurity (44.16%), biosecurity measures are costly (44.16%), inadequate knowledge of diseases and their control (36.66%), questionable or unproven efficacy of biosecurity (34.16%), expensive laboratory charges (34.16%) and lack of veterinary influence or interest in promotion of biosecurity (34.16%).