Adapting to Change: Climate Resilient Strategies for Livestock Farming in Bihar
Abstract:
This study examines the difficulties and results for climate- flexible livestock product in Bihar, India, in light of the growing Effects of climate change. The livestock assiduity in Bihar is facing serious challenges, similar as temperature axes, heat stress, water failure, and erratic downfall patterns, as the world's demand for livestock products is anticipated to rise by 100 by the middle of the century. Case studies from the sections of Buxar and Banka demonstrate how the region's vulnerability to climate change exacerbates these issues. growers are partic ularly concerned about how climate change will directly affect livestock, including dropped feed input, bloodied reduplication, and dropped milk and meat yields. Climate- flexible husbandry practices, similar as heat-tolerant types, better casing and nutrition practices, and slice- edge technologies to lessen the negative Effects, are bandied in the paper in response. This study evaluates the efficacity of these strategies, emphasizing the value of enforcing sustainable husbandry styles and the donation of indigenous planter associations to climate change adaption. guarding livestock productivity while conserving environmental sustainability is stressed through a combination of direct action and exploration- driven results.
