Conservation Strategies in Animal Sciences at Bihar Veterinary College

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Speaker: 
Ramesh Kumar Singh
Assistant Professor cum Jr. Scientist
Division of Animal Genetics and Breeding
Bihar Veterinary College, Patna
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The conservation of AnGR should be based on following basic principles
The conservation of AnGR should be based on following basic principles
Population Size – Stock should be maintained with optimum population size above the
Population Size – Stock should be maintained with optimum population size above the
level of risk.
level of risk.
Characteristics of Stock – The stock for conservation should be of following types Viz.
Characteristics of Stock – The stock for conservation should be of following types Viz.
Pure form, Having special traits and Select diverse stock
Pure form, Having special traits and Select diverse stock
Environment conditions – Maintain and conserve the locally adapted breeds and that to in
Environment conditions – Maintain and conserve the locally adapted breeds and that to in
some location. Maintain live animals providing the similar feeding, management and
some location. Maintain live animals providing the similar feeding, management and
environmental conditions under which they had been traditionally kept.
environmental conditions under which they had been traditionally kept.
Breeding methods – the genetic merit and diversity should be maintained using
Breeding methods – the genetic merit and diversity should be maintained using
appropriate breeding programme.
appropriate breeding programme.
In-situ conservation – It involves the maintenance of live animals in their
In-situ conservation – It involves the maintenance of live animals in their
adaptive environment and animal population continues to evolve and be
adaptive environment and animal population continues to evolve and be
developed for more sustainable use.
developed for more sustainable use.
It is of further two types
It is of further two types
Active In-situ conservation – It is equivalent to breed development
Active In-situ conservation – It is equivalent to breed development
through animal breeding programme.
through animal breeding programme.
Passive In-situ conservation – It deals with maintenance of live animal’s
Passive In-situ conservation – It deals with maintenance of live animal’s
populations within their environment for the breeds which are at risk of
populations within their environment for the breeds which are at risk of
loss
loss
This is the best method for conserving a breed.
This is the best method for conserving a breed.
Genetic variability should be maintained.
Genetic variability should be maintained.
Proper breeding plan for genetic improvement make the breed
Proper breeding plan for genetic improvement make the breed
economically viable.
economically viable.
This method of conservation gradually makes to adapt the
This method of conservation gradually makes to adapt the
changing environment.
changing environment.
In-situ cost involved in maintaining large herd / flocks is
In-situ cost involved in maintaining large herd / flocks is
high.
high.
In-situ conservation can be done in better and scientific
In-situ conservation can be done in better and scientific
way at organized farms.
way at organized farms.
The conservation can be done in field condition by
The conservation can be done in field condition by
forming breed societies.
forming breed societies.
The population size of animals maintained at institutional herds is too
The population size of animals maintained at institutional herds is too
small for genetic improvement through selection.
small for genetic improvement through selection.
The genetic improvement of animal maintained at organised farms for
The genetic improvement of animal maintained at organised farms for
conservation can be done by the followings
conservation can be done by the followings
Effective population size
Effective population size
MOET
MOET
ONBS & CNBS
ONBS & CNBS
Improving the management and environment
Improving the management and environment
The Inbreeding and genetic drift have adverse effect on
The Inbreeding and genetic drift have adverse effect on
performances and fitness of animals which result due to  small
performances and fitness of animals which result due to  small
population size.
population size.
The organised farms having nucleus of at least 100 breedable
The organised farms having nucleus of at least 100 breedable
females can be used for selective breeding and conservation
females can be used for selective breeding and conservation
Individual farmers in India maintain small herd or flock of
Individual farmers in India maintain small herd or flock of
animal animals.
animal animals.
 So they are unable to kept bulls of high genetic merit.
 So they are unable to kept bulls of high genetic merit.
This forces them to mate their females with unselected bulls
This forces them to mate their females with unselected bulls
of low genetic merit available in and around they village.
of low genetic merit available in and around they village.
This result production of non-descript population.
This result production of non-descript population.
No data recording system is followed in farmer’s herd / flock
No data recording system is followed in farmer’s herd / flock
Forming breed societies
Forming breed societies
By covering the area of breed under herd Registration scheme for
By covering the area of breed under herd Registration scheme for
data recording.
data recording.
By giving incentives to the farmer’s different ways
By giving incentives to the farmer’s different ways
An amount for keeping purebred animal
An amount for keeping purebred animal
Provision semen and A.I facilities
Provision semen and A.I facilities
Support price for products
Support price for products
By increase in fodder resources
By increase in fodder resources
Improving economic efficiency  of indigenous animals by selective
Improving economic efficiency  of indigenous animals by selective
breeding, better health coverage and providing balanced ration.
breeding, better health coverage and providing balanced ration.
To create public awareness about the local breeds for their
To create public awareness about the local breeds for their
suitability and special attributes under native condition.
suitability and special attributes under native condition.
To maintain common grass land and other feed resources for
To maintain common grass land and other feed resources for
grazing of animals
grazing of animals
Allowing practice rotational grazing
Allowing practice rotational grazing
Re-seeding of grass lands and controlled grazing
Re-seeding of grass lands and controlled grazing
Controlled grazing in forest.
Controlled grazing in forest.
Practice of silvipasture and multitier vegetation
Practice of silvipasture and multitier vegetation
The Ex-situ conservation is practiced for economically not
The Ex-situ conservation is practiced for economically not
viable animals under In-situ conservations.
viable animals under In-situ conservations.
Otherwise it will be lost due to economic pressure.
Otherwise it will be lost due to economic pressure.
It is Ex-situ conservation of live animals in small numbers at place away from the
It is Ex-situ conservation of live animals in small numbers at place away from the
main breeding tract of the breed. Ex. organized herd of research station, Central
main breeding tract of the breed. Ex. organized herd of research station, Central
State govt. farms, Bulls mother farms and Zoo and breeding park
State govt. farms, Bulls mother farms and Zoo and breeding park
Major limitation of this method
Major limitation of this method
Small population size
Small population size
Increase in population size become uneconomical
Increase in population size become uneconomical
Breeding should be directed to increase performance over the year to make them
Breeding should be directed to increase performance over the year to make them
self-sustainable
self-sustainable
Effective population size should be maintained
Effective population size should be maintained
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Regeneration of endangered breed
Regeneration of endangered breed
New breed development
New breed development
Supporting in-vivo populations
Supporting in-vivo populations
Research for determining the effect of single major gene
Research for determining the effect of single major gene
DNA studies and genome mapping
DNA studies and genome mapping
The conservation of livestock genetic resources in the country should have the broad
The conservation of livestock genetic resources in the country should have the broad
based objectives with following lines of action
based objectives with following lines of action
A.
National survey programme
National survey programme
To determine demographical and geographical distribution of breed in their home tract.
To determine demographical and geographical distribution of breed in their home tract.
To characterize the different breeds of livestock species with respect to their
To characterize the different breeds of livestock species with respect to their
morphological, productive and reproductive characteristics management practices
morphological, productive and reproductive characteristics management practices
To identify superior germplasm and rare variants within specific breeds
To identify superior germplasm and rare variants within specific breeds
To establish National Data Bank to store information of all AnGR
To establish National Data Bank to store information of all AnGR
To identify the breeds / types declining towards extinction
To identify the breeds / types declining towards extinction
Planning improvement and conservation programme
Planning improvement and conservation programme
In-situ conservation programme 
In-situ conservation programme 
Herd Registration programme should started for all the breeds with active
Herd Registration programme should started for all the breeds with active
participation of the farmers for which they need incentive and technical support
participation of the farmers for which they need incentive and technical support
Government farms should keep breeds those are not economical to farmers
Government farms should keep breeds those are not economical to farmers
Breed societies should be formulated. The breed societies and voluntary
Breed societies should be formulated. The breed societies and voluntary
organisation should be given financial and scientific support by central and state
organisation should be given financial and scientific support by central and state
govt. for conservation of native breeds.
govt. for conservation of native breeds.
The capacity of Govt. animal’s farms should be increased with all types of
The capacity of Govt. animal’s farms should be increased with all types of
infrastructural facilities to keep the indigenous breeds of livestock for their In-situ
infrastructural facilities to keep the indigenous breeds of livestock for their In-situ
conservation
conservation
Contd…
Different breed should be adopted by different breeds organisation
Different breed should be adopted by different breeds organisation
in their have tracts.
in their have tracts.
Associated Herd Progeny Testing should be adopted genetic
Associated Herd Progeny Testing should be adopted genetic
evaluation and conservation
evaluation and conservation
Goshalas having purebred animals should be supported by
Goshalas having purebred animals should be supported by
providing semen from bull mother station free of cost
providing semen from bull mother station free of cost
The crossbreeding should be restricted to non-descript population
The crossbreeding should be restricted to non-descript population
and low productive animals of the breed.
and low productive animals of the breed.
India has good infrastructure for semen collection, storage and deep freezing
India has good infrastructure for semen collection, storage and deep freezing
It should be made mandatory to preserve excess semen doses
It should be made mandatory to preserve excess semen doses
The semen and embryo bank should be stablished
The semen and embryo bank should be stablished
Training programmes should be organised
Training programmes should be organised
Department of A.H. and Dairying, Govt. of India
Department of A.H. and Dairying, Govt. of India
SAU’s and Veterinary Colleges
SAU’s and Veterinary Colleges
State Animal Husbandry Department
State Animal Husbandry Department
Non-Government organisation
Non-Government organisation
Private companies
Private companies
Others
Others
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Principles of conservation in animal genetics and breeding involve maintaining optimum population size, preserving unique traits, and selecting diverse stock. Methods include in-situ and ex-situ conservation, with in-situ conservation being preferred for its genetic variability and adaptability benefits. However, limitations such as high costs exist, and improving management practices in institutional herds is crucial for genetic improvement.

  • Conservation Strategies
  • Animal Sciences
  • Genetics and Breeding
  • Bihar Veterinary College
  • Biodiversity

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  1. BIHAR ANIMAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY, PATNA, BIHAR Bihar Veterinary College, Patna Conservation Strategies Speaker: Ramesh Kumar Singh Assistant Professor cum Jr. Scientist Division of Animal Genetics and Breeding Bihar Veterinary College, Patna

  2. Principles of conservation The conservation of AnGR should be based on following basic principles Population Size Stock should be maintained with optimum population size above the level of risk. Characteristics of Stock The stock for conservation should be of following types Viz. Pure form, Having special traits and Select diverse stock Environment conditions Maintain and conserve the locally adapted breeds and that to in some location. Maintain live animals providing the similar feeding, management and environmental conditions under which they had been traditionally kept. Breeding methods the genetic merit and diversity should be maintained using appropriate breeding programme.

  3. Methods of conservation of AnGR In-situ conservation and Ex-situ conservation In-situ conservation It involves the maintenance of live animals in their adaptive environment and animal population continues to evolve and be developed for more sustainable use. It is of further two types Active In-situ conservation It is equivalent to breed development through animal breeding programme. Passive In-situ conservation It deals with maintenance of live animal s populations within their environment for the breeds which are at risk of loss

  4. Advantages of In-situ conservation This is the best method for conserving a breed. Genetic variability should be maintained. Proper breeding plan for genetic improvement make the breed economically viable. This method of conservation gradually makes to adapt the changing environment.

  5. Limitation of In-situ conservation In-situ cost involved in maintaining large herd / flocks is high. In-situ conservation can be done in better and scientific way at organized farms. The conservation can be done in field condition by forming breed societies.

  6. Institutional herds The population size of animals maintained at institutional herds is too small for genetic improvement through selection. The genetic improvement of animal maintained at organised farms for conservation can be done by the followings Effective population size MOET ONBS & CNBS Improving the management and environment

  7. Contd The Inbreeding and genetic drift have adverse effect on performances and fitness of animals which result due to small population size. The organised farms having nucleus of at least 100 breedable females can be used for selective breeding and conservation

  8. Farmers Herds Individual farmers in India maintain small herd or flock of animal animals. So they are unable to kept bulls of high genetic merit. This forces them to mate their females with unselected bulls of low genetic merit available in and around they village. This result production of non-descript population. No data recording system is followed in farmer s herd / flock

  9. These problems can be solved by Forming breed societies By covering the area of breed under herd Registration scheme for data recording. By giving incentives to the farmer s different ways An amount for keeping purebred animal Provision semen and A.I facilities Support price for products

  10. In-situ conservation strategies By increase in fodder resources Improving economic efficiency of indigenous animals by selective breeding, better health coverage and providing balanced ration. To create public awareness about the local breeds for their suitability and special attributes under native condition.

  11. Fodder resources strategies To maintain common grass land and other feed resources for grazing of animals Allowing practice rotational grazing Re-seeding of grass lands and controlled grazing Controlled grazing in forest. Practice of silvipasture and multitier vegetation

  12. Ex-situ conservation The Ex-situ conservation is practiced for economically not viable animals under In-situ conservations. Otherwise it will be lost due to economic pressure.

  13. In-vivo method It is Ex-situ conservation of live animals in small numbers at place away from the main breeding tract of the breed. Ex. organized herd of research station, Central State govt. farms, Bulls mother farms and Zoo and breeding park Major limitation of this method Small population size Increase in population size become uneconomical Breeding should be directed to increase performance over the year to make them self-sustainable Effective population size should be maintained

  14. In-vitro method It is the storage of living cells for long period of time. It is done by Deep freezing of sperms and oocytes Deep freezing of embryos Storage of DNA Embryonic stem cells storage Somatic cell cloning

  15. Objectives of In-vitro conservations Regeneration of endangered breed New breed development Supporting in-vivo populations Research for determining the effect of single major gene DNA studies and genome mapping

  16. Strategies for conservation The conservation of livestock genetic resources in the country should have the broad based objectives with following lines of action A. National survey programme To determine demographical and geographical distribution of breed in their home tract. To characterize the different breeds of livestock species with respect to their morphological, productive and reproductive characteristics management practices To identify superior germplasm and rare variants within specific breeds To establish National Data Bank to store information of all AnGR To identify the breeds / types declining towards extinction Planning improvement and conservation programme

  17. In-situ conservation programme Herd Registration programme should started for all the breeds with active participation of the farmers for which they need incentive and technical support Government farms should keep breeds those are not economical to farmers Breed societies should be formulated. The breed societies and voluntary organisation should be given financial and scientific support by central and state govt. for conservation of native breeds. The capacity of Govt. animal s farms should be increased with all types of infrastructural facilities to keep the indigenous breeds of livestock for their In-situ conservation

  18. Contd Different breed should be adopted by different breeds organisation in their have tracts. Associated Herd Progeny Testing should be adopted genetic evaluation and conservation Goshalas having purebred animals should be supported by providing semen from bull mother station free of cost The crossbreeding should be restricted to non-descript population and low productive animals of the breed.

  19. Ex-situ conservation programme India has good infrastructure for semen collection, storage and deep freezing It should be made mandatory to preserve excess semen doses The semen and embryo bank should be stablished Training programmes should be organised

  20. Agencies for improvement and conservation programmes Department of A.H. and Dairying, Govt. of India SAU s and Veterinary Colleges State Animal Husbandry Department Non-Government organisation Private companies Others

  21. Thanks

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