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5. Prediction, Synthesis and Evaluation of a Synthetic Peptide as an Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) Candidate for Screening of Bovine Antibodies against Theileria annulata

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Mishra, Prasanta Kumar Koustasa, primary, Jena, Anupama, additional, Sarkhel, Souti Prasad, additional, Behera, Sujit Kumar, additional, Das, Annada, additional, Sabarinath, Thankappan, additional, Jena, Dayanidhi, additional, Mandal, Kruti Debnath, additional, Sahu, Adhikari, additional, Kumar, Anshuman, additional, Kumar, Vinod, additional, Kadam, Rahul Ganpatrao, additional, Sathapathy, Srinivas, additional, and Rao, Thavitiki Prasada, additional

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2023
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8. Improving Livestock Services Delivery by Mobile Veterinary Units in Odisha

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Jena, Anupama, Chander, Mahesh, Jena, Anupama, and Chander, Mahesh

Abstract

Mobile Veterinary Unit (MVU), an ingenious way of livestock service delivery at the farmers’ doorstep is being operational under the Rastriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) in all the 314 blocks of Odisha. The study was carried out in Kandhamal district of Odisha to find out the suggestions from both the stakeholders, farmers who had availed the services of MVU and service providers (Veterinary Surgeon (VS) and Livestock Inspector (LI)) who had delivered the services to improve the efficacy of services of MVU. The analysis shows that most of the respondents expressed homogenous views and suggested more extension activities, adequate supply of free and good quality veterinary medicines, increasing manpower in MVUs, increasing frequency of repeated or follow up visits to villages, increasing salary of MVU professionals and making advanced diagnostic facility at field level to increase the livestock service delivery by MVUs.

Published
2018

12. Assessment of Livestock Service Delivery Pattern by Mobile Veterinary Units (Mvus) in Kandhamal District of Odisha.

Author

Jena, Anupama and Chander, Mahesh

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*LIVESTOCK services, *MEAN square algorithms, *VETERINARY medicine, *FARMERS
Abstract

An ex-post-facto study was conducted to assess the livestock service delivery pattern of Mobile Veterinary Unit (MVU), with a sample size of 90 farmers, who had availed the services of MVU, in Kandhamal district of Odisha. According to Total weighed mean square analysis (TWMS), preventive services were ranked first as the most available services in MVU, while in other veterinary service centers, curative services were most available. Further, cent percent respondents reported that the services by MVU were supply driven, whereas, in case of other agencies, only 16.7 per cent told that it was supply driven. Majority (76.7%) of respondents said MVU provides service on demand, moreover, cent percent respondents reported 'doorstep' availability of MVU services. Majority (57.8%) of farmers received services through MVUs three times in last 12 months, while, only two times by any other veterinary service centers during the same period. The minimum fee charged for the services delivered through MVU was only Rs. 2.0, while, Rs. 50-100 were being charged by other veterinary service centers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2017
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