Six important ways of good and effective dairy farm management practices are as follows:
(i) Choosing the breeds that have high yielding disease resistance potential. [0.5]
(ii) Proper accomodation (including the aspects of hygiene) and adequate water are essential for the care of cattle. [0.5]
(iii) Periodic visit by a veterinary doctor should be made compulsory for the good health of the cattle [0.5]
(iv) The fodder given to the cattle should be of adequate quantity and good quality (including grains and protein concentrates). [0.5]
(v) Feeding of cattle should be carried out in a scientific manner and become mechanised which reduces chance of direct contact with the handler. [0.5]
(vi) Regular inspection and record keeping of dairy farms should be done by appointed officials and record keeping to ensure that all the instructions are being strictly followed. [0.5]