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College of Veterinary Science
Assam Agricultural University, Khanapara, Guwahati - 781022


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Department of Animal Nutrition
(Established in 1966)

 

 

Head of the Department:

DR. B.N. Saikia
Phone: 0361-2338710, 098640-78549(M)
e-mail: 
bibekasaikia5@gmail.com

 

Faculty members:

 
 

Name

Designation

Field of specialization

Phone nos.

e-mail address

Dr. B. Phukan

Professor

Ruminant Nutrition

0361-2455188, 094353-40961

 

Dr. D.N. Sarma

Professor

Ruminant Nutrition

099571-87366, 099571-92997

drdigendranath@yahoo.com

Dr. B.N. Neog

Professor

Swine Nutrition

0361-2330286, 098640-33619

 

Dr. A.K. Medhi

Assoc. Professor

Ruminant Nutrition

0361-2512588, 098641-08924

apurbakumarmedhi@gmail.com

Dr. A.K. Das

Assoc. Professor

Swine Nutrition

0361-2337972, 091575-02486

 

Dr. R. Bhuyan

Professor

Ruminant Nutrition

0361-2332994, 094353-03854

drrobinbhuyan@yahoo.com


 
 

Ongoing Research Projects:

 
 

Title of the Project

Funding Agency

Duration

Name of PI

Date of implementation

Effect of processed low-cost diets utilizing agriculture/forest by-products and crop residues on growth, milk production and nutrient utilization in cattle

World Bank 
(63.41 lakh)

Dec 2006 to March 2010

Dr. B.N. Saikia

December, 2006


 
 

Salient achievements:

@ Chemical composition and nutritive value of different unconventional forages were evaluated.

@ Nutrient requirement of protein and energy of various ruminants and non-ruminants have been estimated for hot humid climate.

@ Chemical composition and nutritive value of some agro-industrial/forest by-products and sericulture industry were evaluated.

@ The level of incorporation of unconventional feed in different ruminant and non-ruminant species were standardized.

@ For improvement of paddy straw, the level of urea molasses and ensiling with paddy straw in the form of waslage have been standardized.

@ Nutritional status of livestock specially dairy cattle has been assessed.

@ Different multienzymes and probiotics showed promising results specially in respect of high fibre diet in broilers and pigs.

@ Different organic wastes namely poultry litter, poultry manure and cow dung manure showed encouraging results when replacing costly cereal grains and byproducts used in broiler ration.

@ The department has completed 2 AICRP projects, 3 ad-hoc research projects (ICAR) and one NATP (ICAR) project.

@ The department has developed a modern feed mill and procured sophisticated laboratory equipments from World Bank and ICAR development grant respectively.

 

 

 
     
 
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