Milk yield is primarily dependent on

  • A
    The quality of breeds
  • B
    Availability of food and water
  • C
    Availability of space
  • D
    Regular inspection of farm and animal

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Animal breeding is primarily carried out by how many methods?

What should be done to obtain a pure line of animals?

Match the following breeding methods in Column-$I$ with their definitions in Column-$II$:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$(a)$ Mating of closely related individuals within the same breed. $(1)$ Cross breeding
$(b)$ Mating of animals of same breed but having no common ancestors on either side for $4-6$ generations. $(2)$ Interspecific hybridization
$(c)$ Mating of animals of two different species. $(3)$ Out-crossing
$(d)$ Breeding of animals belonging to different breeds. $(4)$ Inbreeding

The practices concerned with the improvement in animal husbandry include:

Match the following columns correctly:
Column-$I$Column-$II$
$A$. Palanpur$i$. $IVRI$
$B$. Mehsana$ii$. Banas Dairy
$C$. Anand$iii$. Dudhsagar Dairy
$D$. Izatnagar$iv$. Amul Dairy

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