E-ISSN 2223-0343

Estimating some reproductive traits of Sudanese Arabi camel (Darfur ecotype) reared under intensive management system

B. E. Abdel-Aziz1, Husna. M. E. lbasheir*1, M.H.M. Elbashir1, Babiker2, E. A and Sijod F.M1

1Tumbool Camel Research Center (TCRC) / (ARRC) POB: 610, St. 1, Building 6, Amarat, Khartoum, Sudan
2Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Al-Butana, Tumbool, Sudan

 
Abstract

This study was conducted to estimate the performance of some important reproductive traits of Sudanese Arabic Camel (Camelus dromedarius) in Tumbool Camel Research Centre (TCRC). The information used in statistical analysis was taken from records of TCRC's herd (eight she-camels, two bull-Camels and their progenies). The herd was managed under intensive closed system during five years (2007-2011). The results showed that the mean gestation length was 387.23±7.90 days, while the mean of calving interval was found to be 556.20±70.35 days. The mean of the open period was recorded to be 150.10±59.30 days and the mean number of services per conception was 2.4±1.7. Reproductive performances studied under intensive management system indicated significant improvement compared to those studied under traditional extensive management system.

Keywords: Reproductive traits; intensive system; dromedary
 
To cite this article: Abdel-Aziz BE, Husna ME, MHM Elbashir, EA Babiker and FM Sijod, 2016. Estimating some reproductive traits of Sudanese Arabi camel (Darfur ecotype) reared under intensive management system. Res. Opin. Anim. Vet. Sci., 6(9): 268-271.
 

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