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    PRESENT STATUS OF PIGEON FARMING IN SELECTED AREA OF DINAJPUR DISTRICT

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    MOHAMMAD FAZLE RABBEE Registration No.: 1605153 Session: 2016-2017 Semester: January-June, 2016 (3.231Mb)
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    2017-12
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    RABBEE, MOHAMMAD FAZLE
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    A survey was conducted using a pre-tested interview schedule in the town of Lalbag, Patuapara, Ramnogar, Paharpur, Barabandhor under sador upazilla of Dinajpur district to record present status, problems and prospects and to formulate some suggestions about pigeon farming in the town areas of Bangladesh. Data were collected from twenty pigeon farmers such as age, education level of farmer, housing, height of house, construction cost, duration of house, cage space, cage cost, breeds and varieties, feeding of pigeon and squab, quantity and quality of feed supplied to pigeon, number of male pigeon, number of female pigeon, marketing age of squab, weight of squab, price of pigeon, price of squab, production of squab/year/pair of pigeon, mortality of pigeon. Results revealed from the study, most of the pigeon farmers were young age (60%) and educated Hon‟s (50%). Height of house, house construction cost, duration of house, space of the cage (maximum percentage small), cost of the cage were 10.2 ft., Tk. 34750, 18.3 years, 24×24×18 inc3 , Tk. 1125, quantity of feed supplied to each pigeon/day was 42.1g, mean number of male pigeon, mean number of female pigeon were 69.3, 73.9, marketing age of squab, weight of each squab were 51.5 days, 347.5 g, price of pigeon Rain, King, Siraji, Portar, Short face, Nan and Lakkha were Tk. 5585, Tk. 3850, Tk. 3570, Tk. 3250, Tk. 2390, Tk. 1410 and Tk. 945 price of each squab Rain, King, Siraji, Portar, Short face, Nan and Lakkha were Tk. 2765, Tk. 1920, Tk. 1785, Tk. 1625, Tk. 1195, Tk. 712 and Tk. 472.5 production of squab/year/pair of pigeon and mortality of pigeon were 12.1 and 13.6. Most of the farmers rear pigeon in small scale cage system and give supplied feeding. Farmers rear many breeds and varieties i.e. Rain, King, Bokhra, Portar, Bagdha, Homer, Giribazz, Siraji, Mukkhi, Fental, Lakkha, Zharna, Poka, Raser, Nan, Strachar, Jacpin, Short Face, Mondian and Helmet. Farmers rear known local breeds and varieties. In Bangladesh some breeds and varieties are Siraji, Loton, Jalali, Giribaz etc. They have not clearly idea about breed and variety of pigeon and prevention of disease. There is a huge demand of squab meat in the market due to its taste. Introduction of costly fancy meat breed, incorporation of more breed and varieties of pigeon, increased farm size and balanced feed for pigeon and squab needed to be ensured for improving cash income and employment generation. For this reason, pigeon farming may be increased in future provided government initiative to train farmers on management and extension of loans.

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