मुर्रा किंग Randeep Malik ने बताए दुध बढाने का क्या है राज। क्या-क्या खिलाना चाहिए पशु को।Share करेl

Milk production & feeding strategy (dairy buffalo/cow)

• The speaker claims that appropriate feeding—sometimes described as “tonic”—can substantially increase milk yield.
  • Example: 1 kg feed/tonic → ~1.5 kg additional milk (as stated).
  • Animals are also described as reaching very high milk yields (claimed).

Time-phased feeding schedule for the calf/buffalo

• At birth (very early period)

  • Feed milk frequently and increase gradually.
  • Start with small quantities, then let the calf “enjoy” the feed before increasing.

• Early feeding with jaggery/starch (shortly after birth)

  • The calf begins getting jaggery “in the day” after birth (as described).
  • A described pattern includes jaggery mixing once in the morning and feeding it in the evening (for some stage).

• Frequent feeding in early months

  • Feed 3 to 10 times from the beginning (as stated).

• After ~1 week to ~10 days

  • Feed what is available while increasing quantity (an example like “15 kg” is mentioned, though units are unclear).

• Around ~3 months of age

  • Begin adding grains/starches and include “liver tonic.”

• After ~2 to 2.5 months

  • Reduce milk gradually so the calf starts eating solid feed.
  • Example reduction mentioned: ~3 kg → 2.5 kg → ~1 kg (units unclear).
  • When the calf stops eating milk, the milk amount may be adjusted, with later cycling/changes described.

Digestive/health rationale mentioned

• The speaker rejects the idea that loose motions/diarrhea will automatically stop just by “starting” (stated as “nothing like that happens”).
• Mentions risks such as “cracked liver” linked to diet imbalance and management:
  • Feeding the same diet without proper changes can supposedly lead to liver problems.
  • Poor post-birth behavior/feeding management is also mentioned (e.g., the animal not returning to feed properly after giving birth).

Diet composition guidance for Murrah buffalo (claimed “best” rough guidance)

Suggested feed components (local/accessible)

The speaker lists a “bread/food” style concept using:

• Betel nut skin (areca peel)
• Chana (chickpea/gram)
• Wheat porridge/polish
• Chilka (bran/husk-related fraction)
• Rice polish is also mentioned as an added ingredient.

Soaking / processing

• Soak some components for 2–6 hours.
• The speaker suggests the water should cover the feed, and the feed should be somewhat tight/covered.
• An example claim: soaking 2 kg (instead of 2.5 kg) is said to be sufficient and easier to digest.

Mineral supplementation & “mineral mixer”

• Mentions adding a mineral mixer (from a “good company”).
• Example dose given: ~50 grams mineral mixer.
• Also suggests some people may add calcium indirectly through diet/milk rather than as a separate calcium supplement.

Reproductive performance claims (fertility / pregnancy)

• The speaker claims feeding practices can improve breeding success:
  • Goal mentioned: pregnancy within 21 days to 3 months (as stated).
  • Mentions use of oil in the diet at certain times (example: “150 grams oil” in April/March), without a clear scientific basis.
• Jaggery + fenugreek preparation:
  • Clean/bore jaggery.
  • In winter: boil ~200 grams fenugreek and give it after 10 days (as described).
  • Claimed effects: supports fertility and reduces issues like failure to conceive.

Management & environment

• Emphasizes local climate and management for Murrah buffalo:
  • Haryana climate described as hot summers, cold winters, rainy season.
• Notes that modern approaches may use long supplement lists, but argues for sticking to core practices.

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Methodology / workflow described

Calf feeding progression (as narrated)

• Begin with small milk feeds, then increase to a comfortable quantity.
• Feed multiple times per day early on (range given: 3–10).
• Introduce jaggery early, then add starch/grains as the calf ages.
• Add liver tonic around 2–3 months (dose mentioned: 10–15 ml, based on body weight).
• Around 2–2.5 months, gradually reduce milk to transition to solid feed.

Adult buffalo feeding composition (as narrated)

• Use locally available ration sources:
  • betel nut skin, chana components, wheat products/bran, rice polish
• Soak the ration for 2–6 hours, then feed.
• Add mineral mixer if available (example: ~50 g).

Fertility support (as narrated)

• Use jaggery daily.
• In winter: prepare fenugreek + jaggery, and feed on a ~10-day cadence (as stated).
• Claims rapid fertility improvement after following the described method.

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Researchers or sources featured

• No specific scientific researchers, institutions, or journal sources are named in the subtitles.
• Individuals mentioned (as speakers/hosts, not formal scientific citations):
  • Randeep Malik (Murrah King; main subject)
  • Rahul Siyag (host/younger brother referred to)
  • Surendra Sansadriwal (mentioned)
  • Rahul bhai (mentioned; exact identity unclear due to subtitle errors)
  • Other audience/community names (e.g., “Vipin,” “Abhishek,” “Shakti”) also appear but are not presented as scientific sources.