TAILIEUCHUNG - PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT OF CAMELS

Many people have a desire to ride a camel. A few actually own pet riding camels. Some want to ride for a brief period only and others to caravan overnight into the desert and experience a little camel culture. The senior author himself enjoyed a few camel rides and the longest very comfortable ride was 60 km through a desert in two days. Camel riding can be witnessed in Central Australia and in the deserts of Cholistan, Tharparkar, Rajisthan and on the beach in Karachi where beautifully decorated camels make their riders believe that camel ride is no less. | Part - I Production and Management of Camels PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT OF CAMELS Bakht Baidar Khan Arshad Iqbal Muhammad Riaz Department of Livestock Management University of Agriculture Faisalabad 2003 Bakhat Baidar Khan Arshad Iqbal and Muhammad Riaz University of Agriculture Faisalabad. Part - I Production and Management of Camels PREFACE The camel without exaggeration is the most ignored among the domestic ruminants in Pakistan. This is as much true in terms of lack of efforts to improve its care and productivity as it is in terms of lack of any planned research on it. Had it been an unproductive and a useless animal its population would have gradually diminished but it is the other way round. Its population is steadily growing. On papers its population is being shown as stagnating but most probably it is not so. On the international scene there seems now a growing awakening in respect of the camel. At places it has been termed as a food security animal . In Pakistan too some teaching institutions have taken an initiative and have incorporated Camel Production in their teaching courses. No doubt it is a very timely step. Scientists from Germany England India Australia and UAE have published books on camel. These are of course good books but as usual their prices are prohibitive for our students extension workers and even for teachers. Moreover these books contain a little information about camels in Pakistan. Therefore an easy-to-understand book on Production and Management of Camels using a question-answer format has been compiled. This should provide ready-made answers to so many questions simmering in the minds of students teachers researchers and extension specialists. It embodies about 400 questions along with their answers. The book discusses the distribution of camels in different continents countries breeds and types of camels with cross reference to other species nutritional physiology and reproductive management the way camels adapt to hot arid .

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