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Livestock Research
Livestock Research is a premier international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to publishing high-impact research in the field of livestock and poultry science. The journal serves as a vital platform for scientific advancements, encompassing a wide range of topics that
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Livestock Research
Volume 4 Number 1 2026
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Research Article
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Bobi Rani Paul 1*, Md. Akhtarul Islam 1, Rashida Khaton 1, Helena Aktar 1, Md. Reazul Islam 1, Md. Hemayatul Islam 1, Md. Jalal Uddin Sarder 1
Provides first reproducible 12-month on-farm baseline for indigenous Barind sheep growth, disease, and mortality to guide targeted management interventions.
Abstract | Full Text |PDF (107 KB) | Open Access Article
M. H. M. Muzakkir1, Nazmul Huda 1, Nazmus Sakib 1, Md Laden Rahman 1, Md Akteruzzaman2, Syed Sarwar Jahan1, Md Shariful Islam1*
This study identifies key disease-related mortality drivers in Desi chickens, supporting targeted poultry health interventions for rural Bangladeshi households.
Abstract | Full Text |PDF (379 KB) |Supplementary Material | Open Access Article
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Nazmul Huda 1, Nazmus Sakib 1, Md. Shamim Uddin 2, Md Laden Rahman 1, Md Omor Farqe 1, Md Sabbir Hossen 3, Md Tahsin Al Foysal 3, Md Akteruzzaman 4, Syed Sarwar Jahan 1, and Md Shariful Islam 1*
Provides integrated evidence on efficiency–welfare–quality trade-offs between broiler genotypes, guiding sustainable poultry production decisions and genotype selection in developing countries.
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Neem–Okra Aqueous Extracts as Natural Alternatives to Antibiotics in Broiler Production
Neem and okra aqueous extracts significantly enhance growth, carcass yield, and survivability, offering sustainable alternatives for antibiotic-free broiler production
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Productive and Reproductive Performance of Crossbred Dairy Cows at Natore Sadar and Guruduspur Upazila at Natore District
Provides field-based evidence identifying HF F2 crossbred cows as superior for milk yield and reproductive efficiency under Bangladeshi dairy management systems.
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Comparative Growth Dynamics, Carcass Yield, and Meat Quality in Fast- and Slow-Growing Broiler Strains: A Review
Provides integrated evidence on efficiency–welfare–quality trade-offs between broiler genotypes, guiding sustainable poultry production decisions and genotype selection in developing countries.
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Socio-Demographic Profiling and Gendered Livelihoods: A Study of Marginal Farmers in a Lamb Production Upscaling Initiative
Baseline socio-economic and gender analysis guides equitable sheep production interventions, improving livelihoods, technology adoption, and sustainable livestock development among marginal farmers
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Newcastle Disease as the Dominant Mortality Driver in Indigenous Backyard Chickens: A Cross-Sectional Household Survey Across Five Divisions of Bangladesh
This study identifies key disease-related mortality drivers in Desi chickens, supporting targeted poultry health interventions for rural Bangladeshi households.
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Effects of Neem (Azadirechta Indica) and Thankuni (Centella Asiatica) Leaf Extract Supplementation on Growth Performance and Hematological Parameters in Antibiotic-free Broiler Production
Demonstrates neem and thankuni extracts as effective natural growth promoters improving performance and hematology in antibiotic-free broiler production systems.
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Body Weight Trajectories, Cumulative Disease Incidence, and Mortality in Indigenous Barind Sheep: A 12-Month Longitudinal On-Farm Study under Smallholder Farming Systems in Bangladesh
Provides first reproducible 12-month on-farm baseline for indigenous Barind sheep growth, disease, and mortality to guide targeted management interventions.
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Comparative Growth Dynamics, Carcass Yield, and Meat Quality in Fast- and Slow-Growing Broiler Strains: A Review
Provides integrated evidence on efficiency–welfare–quality trade-offs between broiler genotypes, guiding sustainable poultry production decisions and genotype selection in developing countries.
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