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              <text>SIGNIFICANCE OF PARITY, YEAR-SEASON AND PROLIFICACY IN INFLUENCING GOAT MILK&#13;
PRODUCTION TRAITS&#13;
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              <text>Milk production traits in goats are affected by different non&#13;
genetic factors and the knowledge of these factors is essential for&#13;
efficient management and for accurate estimation of breeding&#13;
values. Adjusting for the known non genetic factors is necessary to&#13;
increase efficiency of animal selection in dairy goats. The discussion&#13;
explores the significance of dam’s parity, year-season and prolificacy&#13;
in influencing milk production traits in goats. Much valuable research&#13;
already exists on the influence of non genetic factors in dairy cattle;&#13;
however, not much mention has been done pertaining to dairy goats.&#13;
This is on the assumption that the spectrum of non genetic factors&#13;
which affect milk production traits in goats are the same factors&#13;
which influnce milk production traits in cattle. The understanding of&#13;
different non genetic factors and their impacts is the first step in&#13;
improving goat milk production, and prerequisite for defining&#13;
appropriate management practices in the milk production process.&#13;
Knowledge of non genetic factors is important in matching goat milk&#13;
production to specific production system ensuring a sustainable level&#13;
of milk production.</text>
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