Titlebook: Nutritional Quality Management of Forages in the Himalayan Region; Rajan Katoch Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Factors Influencing Forage Nutritional Quality,umber of factors, which may be categorized into three groups which are plant factors, animal factors, and environmental factors. A proper understanding and interrelationship among these factors with forage quality would help in making appropriate selection of forages and supplements that would match

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Forage Genetic Resources (FGR),ources due to its diverse climatic conditions. Out of 21 agro-ecosystems identified in India, 5 agroecosystems fall in the Himalayan region (Seghal et al. 1990). Livestock play significant role in maintaining livelihoods of rural households in the Himalayan region. Though, India alone holds one-four

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Approaches for Nutritional Quality Improvement in Forages, is parallel requirement of a quality feed to the livestock. Therefore, the development of improved forage crop varieties and their integration in farming system is essential. Breeding forages is difficult as compared to food crops since different traits in forages related to yield and nutritional q

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Nutritional Quality Estimation of Forages,absorption of nutrients in animals (Barnes and Marten 1979). Forage quality should be expressed in terms of meeting the nutritional requirements of livestock, rather than solely as a descriptor of nutrient content and/or intake potential of forages. Forage quality has direct effect on animal perform

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Nutritional Quality of Major Forage Grasses of Himalayan Region,has diversity in climatic conditions, geographical distribution and species distribution including forages. Livestock rearing is an essential component of hill farming where they contribute to the livelihoods and food security of rural households. Higher productivity from livestock requires the prov

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Forage Legumes in Himalayan Region,n agriculture and animal production that sustains the livelihoods of rural households. Forages are indispensable component in the livestock production system, being the cheapest and reliable source of nutrients to livestock. They also have significant value in sustaining the?environment. Leguminous

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Fodder Trees in Mitigating Forage Demand,ey are the essential components?in the dry seasons when most other feed resources depreciate in quality and quantity. Fodder trees remain lush green?for longer periods and are?less affected by seasonal dry conditions due to extensive root systems enabling them to extract water and nutrients from dee