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Dr. Makhdoom A . JabbarDr. Makhdoom A . JabbarExecutive MemberExecutive Member
Punjab Agri. Research Board Punjab Agri. Research Board LahoreLahore
CALF FATTENING
BackgroundBackground Increase in demand of animal origin food
due to:– Population growth– Urbanization– Income growth– Changing consumer preferences– Export potential
Per Capita Meat ConsumptionPer Capita Meat Consumption (KG) (KG) 1983-20201983-2020
CountriesCountries 19831983 19931993 20202020Developed world 74 76 83
Developing world
14 21 30
Pakistan 11 16 47
Source: Delgado, et al 1999, Livestock to 2020 The Next Food Revolution & GOP 2003, TCP-Pak-0168: Livestock Action Plan Draft Report MINFAL
Per Capita Meat Per Capita Meat ConsumptionConsumption
SourceSource KgKg
BeefBeef 7.267.26
MuttonMutton 4.804.80
Poultry meatPoultry meat 2.902.90
TotalTotal 14.9614.96
Meat ProductionMeat ProductionYearYear BeefBeef MuttonMutton PoultryPoultry TotalTotal1999-1999-0000
986986 649649 322322 19571957
2000-2000-0101
10101010 666666 339339 20152015
2001-2001-0202
10341034 683683 335335 20532053
2002-2002-0303
10601060 702702 370370 21322132
2003-2003-0404
10871087 723723 402402 22122212
2004-2004-0505
11151115 740740 416416 22702270
Economic Survey of Pakistan –2004-05
000 Tons
Meat Production in Meat Production in PakistanPakistan
49%
33%
18%
Poultry
BeefMutton
Beef Production SystemsBeef Production Systems Traditional & InefficientTraditional & Inefficient Slaughtering of Baby CalvesSlaughtering of Baby Calves Calves raised 60-80 kg (Calves raised 60-80 kg (on unbalanced on unbalanced
diet) diet) End of Career AnimalsEnd of Career Animals Emergency Slaughter AnimalsEmergency Slaughter Animals Limited Commercial Fattening Limited Commercial Fattening
ActivityActivity
Quality Beef ProductionQuality Beef Production Maximum weight gainMaximum weight gain Obtain high proportion of musclesObtain high proportion of muscles having desirable eating having desirable eating
characteristicscharacteristics Cut based marketingCut based marketing
Feedlot ProblemsFeedlot Problems Investment Investment Technical guidanceTechnical guidance Operational problemsOperational problems Price ceilingPrice ceiling Middle manMiddle man Processing & packingProcessing & packing Marketing channelsMarketing channels
Feedlot Feedlot HousingHousing • Selection of SiteSelection of Site• Covered & Open Covered & Open
Area Area • Direction of SunDirection of Sun• Construction of Construction of
ShedShed• Feeding & Feeding &
Watering SpaceWatering Space• Feed Store & Feed Store &
Office/DispensarOffice/Dispensaryy
• Boundary Wall Boundary Wall
Selection of AnimalsSelection of Animals Urban Markets / Urban Markets /
Remote VillagesRemote Villages Healthy animalsHealthy animals Age of CalvesAge of Calves Weight above Weight above
average of that ageaverage of that age Cow / Buffalo Cow / Buffalo
calvescalves Live weight basisLive weight basis
Before Fattening
After Fattening
Quarantine / Adaptation Quarantine / Adaptation PeriodPeriod
DewormingDeworming– Internal / External ParasitiesInternal / External Parasities
VaccinationVaccination– H.S., Foot & MouthH.S., Foot & Mouth
SwitchingSwitching from forage to from forage to concentrateconcentrate
feedingfeeding Fresh clean waterFresh clean water
Feed ResourcesFeed Resources RoughagesRoughages
Dry RoughagesDry Roughages Wheat StrawWheat Straw Rice StrawRice Straw Oat StrawOat Straw Pulses StrawPulses Straw Maize / Sorghum StubblesMaize / Sorghum Stubbles Sugarcane BagasseSugarcane Bagasse Corn CobsCorn Cobs
Feed ResourcesFeed Resources
Summer Summer ForagesForages
MaizeMaize SorghumSorghum MilletMillet Mot GrassMot Grass Sada BaharSada Bahar GuaraGuara
Winter ForagesWinter Forages BerseemBerseem LucernLucern OatsOats Rye GrassRye Grass TurnipsTurnips Sugarcane Sugarcane topstops
Green Forages
Forage Availability Forage Availability PatternPattern
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
J F M A M J J A S O N D
CONCENTRATES Energy SourcesEnergy Sources
– Maize, Sorghum, Wheat, Oats, Maize, Sorghum, Wheat, Oats, BarleyBarleyMamni, Rice polishing, Wheat Mamni, Rice polishing, Wheat bran, bran, Maize bran, Rice bran, Molasses.Maize bran, Rice bran, Molasses.
Protein SourcesProtein Sources– Cotton seed cake/meal, Rapeseed Cotton seed cake/meal, Rapeseed
cake/meal, Canola meal, Sunflower cake/meal, Canola meal, Sunflower cake/meal, cake/meal, Corn gluten feed/meal, Maize oil Corn gluten feed/meal, Maize oil cake, cake, Soybean meal, Urea.Soybean meal, Urea.
Chemical Composition of Energy Chemical Composition of Energy SourcesSources
IngredientIngredient DM, %DM, % Protein, Protein, %%
TDN, %TDN, % ME, ME, MCal/kgMCal/kg
MaizeMaize 89.6189.61 9.809.80 81.281.2 2.942.94SorghumSorghum 90.2090.20 15.7515.75 78.578.5 2.842.84WheatWheat 92.7092.70 12.8012.80 78.978.9 2.852.85OatsOats 91.9491.94 9.529.52 75.175.1 2.712.71BarleyBarley 91.4091.40 10.2110.21 77.277.2 2.792.79MamniMamni 90.1090.10 17.0017.00 60.1060.10 2.602.60Rice polishRice polish 92.6092.60 11.6611.66 89.9089.90 3.253.25Wheat Wheat branbran
91.4091.40 14.9914.99 71.0071.00 2.572.57
Rice branRice bran 89.1089.10 14.014.0 68.1268.12 1.891.89MolassesMolasses 82.3082.30 3.043.04 80.5080.50 2.912.91
Chemical Composition of Protein Chemical Composition of Protein SourcesSources
IngredientIngredient Protein, %Protein, % TDN, %TDN, % ME MCal/kgME MCal/kg
Cotton S. CakeCotton S. Cake 21.0421.04 63.463.4 2.292.29
Cotton S. MealCotton S. Meal 41.5941.59 80.080.0 2.912.91
Rape S. CakeRape S. Cake 31.1531.15 79.879.8 2.882.88
Rape S. MealRape S. Meal 34.1034.10 72.1072.10 2.502.50
Canola MealCanola Meal 32.1032.10 72.0072.00 2.502.50
Sunflower Sunflower CakeCake
30.4730.47 69.7069.70 2.522.52
C.Gluten M C.Gluten M 30%30%
27.8027.80 77.5077.50 2.812.81
Maize oil cakeMaize oil cake 18.0018.00 82.5082.50 2.852.85
Soybean mealSoybean meal 48.1548.15 76.5076.50 3.193.19
Total Mixed Ration (TMR)Total Mixed Ration (TMR)
Dry matter %Dry matter % 87~90 87~90 Crude protein %Crude protein % 14~15%14~15% TDN %TDN % 55~6055~60 ME (M. cal/kg)ME (M. cal/kg) 2.2~2.42.2~2.4 Daily allowanceDaily allowance 3% of BW3% of BW Expected growthExpected growth > 1.0 kg/day> 1.0 kg/day raterate
A typical TMR for A typical TMR for fatteningfattening
Feed ingredients PercentageCotton seed cake 14.0Canola meal 15.0Wheat straw 25.0Urea 0.50Maize ground 15.0Rice polish 14.0Mineral mixture 2.00Vit. mixture 0.50Molasses 14.0Total 100.0Protein =16% Energy =2.50 Mcal/kg
Ration Preparation
Composition of Ration Composition of Ration Trial -1 Trial -1
IngredientsIngredients %%Wheat strawWheat straw 24.524.5Cottonseed cakeCottonseed cake 35.035.0Rapeseed cakeRapeseed cake 15.015.0MolassesMolasses 25.025.0Mineral MixtureMineral Mixture 00.500.5Crude Protein, %Crude Protein, % 13.513.5TDN, %TDN, % 55.055.0
Performance of CalvesPerformance of CalvesParametersParameters Buffalo Buffalo
CalvesCalvesX-bred X-bred CalvesCalves
No. of animalsNo. of animals 1010 1010Days on experimentDays on experiment 112112 112112Av. Initial wt., kgAv. Initial wt., kg 152.14152.14 157.42157.42Av. Final wt., kgAv. Final wt., kg 258.0258.0 272.71272.71Av. Total wt. gain, kgAv. Total wt. gain, kg 105.86105.86 115.29115.29Av. Daily wt. gain, kgAv. Daily wt. gain, kg 0.9450.945 1.031.03Av. Daily ration consumed, Av. Daily ration consumed, kg kg
7.117.11 7.527.52
Av. Ration required / kg Av. Ration required / kg gain gain
7.527.52 7.307.30
Dressing PercentageDressing Percentage 51.4351.43 54.4854.48
Composition of Ration Composition of Ration Trial 2Trial 2
IngredientsIngredients PercentagePercentageBarleyBarley 1212Maize oil cakeMaize oil cake 66Wheat branWheat bran 1818Maize gluten feed, 20%Maize gluten feed, 20% 1010Wheat StrawWheat Straw 3232UreaUrea 11MolassesMolasses 2020Mineral MixtureMineral Mixture 11TotalTotal 100100
Performance of CalvesPerformance of CalvesBreedBreed Daily Daily
Gain,gGain,gFCRFCR Dressing %Dressing %
SahiwalSahiwal 797797 4.774.77 49.3749.37
X-BredX-Bred 896896 4.764.76 49.2049.20
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854854 4.764.76 52.0652.06
BuffaloBuffalo 932932 4.934.93 48.5448.54
CholistaniCholistani 881881 4.984.98 51.8351.83
DajalDajal 864864 4.874.87 52.2752.27
• Fodder - 10% of body weightFodder - 10% of body weight• Concentrate – 1% of body weightConcentrate – 1% of body weight• Growth rate – 700-800 g/ dayGrowth rate – 700-800 g/ day• Cheaper and more suitable for rural Cheaper and more suitable for rural
areasareas
Fodder + Concentrate Fodder + Concentrate SupplementSupplement
Concentrate Concentrate formulaformula
Ingredients PercentageCotton seed cake 15.0Maize gluten 30% 15.0Wheat bran 15.0Maize grains 25.0Rice polish 15.0Mineral mixture 2.0Molasses 13.0Total 100.0
ConclusionConclusion Feeding of calves for 90-100 days Feeding of calves for 90-100 days
on medium energy diet yield on medium energy diet yield excellent growth rates.excellent growth rates.
The profit margin is about 15-20.The profit margin is about 15-20.
Farmer should sell quality meat Farmer should sell quality meat after proper processing and after proper processing and packing through organized sales packing through organized sales outlet/exporters. outlet/exporters.
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