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FODDER PLANTS of MACHLAD GAD WATERSHED, DISTRICT PAURI GARHWAL, Watershed in Pauri Garhwal District, Uttarakhand were to list out the fodder/forage species in Muchald Gad Table 1. Fodder plants of Muchlad Gad watershed, FODDER PLANTS OF MACHLAD GAD WATERSHED, DISTRICT PAURI GARHWAL, watershed in Pauri Garhwal district, Uttarakhand. S.No. S cientific Name Local Name Family Comments UTTARAKHAND 1 Azadirachta indica Neem Meliaceae Goats, Sheeps STUDY AREA AND METHODOLOGY 2 Bauhinia purpurea Kachnar/ Guriyal Fabaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps 3 Bauhinia tomentosa Kandla Fabaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps S. Singh*, R.S. Negi and R. Dhanai 4 Bauhinia Vahlii Malu/Tanti Fabaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps STUDY AREA 5 Berberi s aristata Kilmore Berberidaceae Goats, Sheeps Department of Rural Technology, H.N.B. Garhwal University, Srinagar Garhwal, Uttarakhand, India 6 Boehmeria regulasa Genthi/Geenthi Urticaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps Muchlad gad geographically the catchment is laying 7 Butea men osperma Dhak/M anduru Fabaceae Goats, Sheeps between 78048'12'' to 78059'E longitudes and 3001'12'' to 8 Callocarpa Macrophylla Daya Lamiaceae Goats, Sheeps *Correspondence: [email protected] 9 Carissa spinarum Karaunda Apocynaceae Goats, Sheeps 0 29 51'24''N in latitudes the survey of India toposheet no 10 Celtis australis Kharik Cannabaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps 53K/13 and 53J/16 is the sub- tributary of the eastern Nayaar 11 Cordia mucledi Dhai Boraginaceae Goats, Sheeps ABSTRACT River. It comes under the jurisdiction of Pauri Garhwal 12 Crabnegus crenulata Ghingharo o Rosaceae Goats, Sheeps 13 Dendrocalamus strictvs Bans Poaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps district, Uttrakhand. The Muchlad gad originates from the Fodder is an important component of agricultural production systems in hills as it supports the livestock. In Garhwal a part of 14 Ficus racemosa Guular Moraceae Goats, Sheeps Damdewal and Gadri peak (2513m) and joins the Purvi 15 Ficus religiosa Peepal Moraceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps Indian Central Himalayan Region, fodder is collected by the shrubs, herbs, and grasses and also by the lopping biomass of Nayar River at Talla Gawana (750m) approaches the area. 16 Ficus roxburghii Timla Moraceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps trees. The present study was done to know about the fodder plants utilization pattern in Muchald Gad watershed in Pauri 17 Ficus palmate Baidu Moraceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps Dhundi Gad and Saintoli Gad are the two main sub streams/ Garhwal district, Uttarakhand. The present examination depicts 46 species with 22 families, which are the source of fodder. 18 Grewi aoptiva Bhimal Malvaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps The plants beside their native names and other details, pertinent comments are also enumerated such as results of plant tributaries of the watershed. 19 Holoptelia inte grifolia Papdi Ulmaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps 20 Lagerstroemia parviflora Dhaura Lythraceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps investigation, Consequences of fodder plant examination conducted during October 2016 to June 2017. 21 Lyonia ovalifolia Anyar Eriaceae Cows, Goats 22 Morus alba Shatoot Moraceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps Keywords: Fodder, Garhwal Himalaya, Livestock, Watershed. 23 Morus serrata Kimu Moraceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps 24 Prumus commianis Nashpatti Rosaceae Goats, Sheeps 25 Prunus cornuta Jamna Rosaceae Goats, Sheeps INTRODUCTION Cattle like Cow and buffaloes are the dominant spirit animal 26 Pyr us pashia Mellu Rosaceae Goats, Sheeps 27 Quercus leucotrichophora Banj Fagaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps, and also the main keep of the dairy industry, while sheep and Animal bedding Fodder is an important component of agricultural production goat are the popular kindred among marginal farmers, sub- 28 Quercus semicarpifolia Khirsu Fagaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps, 29 Rhus purviflora Tungla Anacardiaceae Goats, Sheeps, Animal systems in hills as it supports the livestock. Biomass marginal and landless farmers. In the part of Central extraction in the form of fodder assortment is also the bedding Himalaya especially Garhwal region, about 77.4% of the 30 Phanera purpurea Butterfly tree Leguminosae Goats, Sheeps foremost prevailing compress on forests in countries, where total human population is rural, because of geographical Fig. 1. Study map of Muchlad Gad Watershed 31 Pyracantha crenulata Ghingaru Rosaceae Goats, Sheeps rural populations mainly depend on these activities (Hegde abstruse and very low connectivity with other areas 32 Ficus semicordata Khiriya Moraceae Goats, Sheeps et al., 2000). However, rural populations rely considerably METHODOLOGY 33 Indegofera dosua Sakina Leguminosae Cows, Goats, Sheeps, (Heltberg et al., 2000; Chandra et al., 2008). This 34 Melia azedarach Dainkan Meliaceae Goats, Sheeps on these activities for household and livelihood needs discommodity in the area and disallowed socio-economic 35 Ougeinia oojennesis Sandan fabaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps, The present investigation was a result of extensive and (Hegde et al., 2000; Misra 2010) In India the forests status of locals are responsible for the total ependence of 36 Bombax ceiba Semal Malvaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps, intensive field survey, conducted during October 2016 to 37 Rubus ellipticus Hisalu Rosaceae Goats, Sheeps, altogether approximately 40% of the energy needs of the nearby the forest areas for their fuelwood and fodder June 2017; areas of Muchlad Gad watershed, District Pauri 38 Rosa macrophylla Khikiri Rosaceae Goats, Sheeps, country; of that about 80% is use in the rural regions and demands (Dhanai et al., 2015; Bhatt et al., 2004; Dewees 39 Strobilanthes alatus Jana Acanthaceae Goats, Sheeps, Garhwal, Uttarakhand. Data on the fodder plants were also about 30% for fodder consumption of the cattle population 1989; Singh et al., 1988). 40 Schleichera oleosa Kudum Sapindaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps, (Verma 2009; Awasti et al., 2003). An accumulation of collected along with information from the local peoples with 41 Shorea robusta Kandar/Saal dipterocapaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps, 42 Toona serrata Tooun Meliaceae Goats fodder is the first step that turns the wheel of the agricultural Moreover, in Uttarakhand hills, it is accepted that field notes viz. local name, general availability, local use etc through semi-structured interview/questionnaires (Bargali 43 Prunus cerasoides Panya Rosaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps, economy of the rural community (Makino 2009; Chettri et women are mainly responsible for the collection of fodder. 44 Ulmus wallichiana Charmrmoa styraceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps, al., 2002). Cultivation along with animal husbandry is the Villagers rear these animals for the milk that adds to their et al., 2007; Parihaar et al., 2014; Padalia et al., 2017). The 45 Viburnum mullaha Malyu Caprifoliaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps, 46 Woodforbia furticosa Dhoula Lythraceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps, most important occupation and source of livelihood for over income. (Chandra et al., 2008; Sati 2012). The key collected specimens of fodder plant were identified with the 70% of the population of Uttarakhand state. Uttarakhand is constraint within the central and north– western Himalaya in help of recent and relevant floras (Gaur 1999; Naithani name, family, the period of availability etc. as described in well thriving variety of livestock (Dhanai et al., 2014; improving livestock and enhancing milk production is that 1985). the Table-1. the livestock feeds are inadequate and unbalanced. The most Dhyani et al., 2011; Kumar 2005) RESULT major issue is the unavailability of green forage, particularly District Pauri Garhwal Livestock converts fodder shrubs and grasses from in winter, causing a lack of protein and vitamins, resulting in After the reconnaissance survey in areas of Muchlad gad The community of watershed takes the fodder for their forests, crop residues and many fodder plats into compost low milk production, shortened breeding span and watershed, 46 plants species of fodder were recorded as chews from two types, forest and farmland. The natural through digestion. Large population and low productiveness decreased working capacity of bullocks (Palni et al., 1998; economic important in the watershed. Plants were further fodder includes vegetation growing in terrace bunds, agro- are the pattern of livestock within the state, across all species. Shaheen et al., 2011; Singh et al., 2010). Aims of the study categorized into different groups viz. plant name, local forest, pastureland, roadside, and riverside forest. There are 52 ENVIS Centre on Himalayan Ecology ENVIS Bulletin Himalayan Ecology, Vol 25, 2017 53 were to list out the fodder/forage species in Muchald Gad Table 1. Fodder plants of Muchlad Gad watershed, FODDER PLANTS OF MACHLAD GAD WATERSHED, DISTRICT PAURI GARHWAL, watershed in Pauri Garhwal district, Uttarakhand. S.No. S cientific Name Local Name Family Comments UTTARAKHAND 1 Azadirachta indica Neem Meliaceae Goats, Sheeps STUDY AREA AND METHODOLOGY 2 Bauhinia purpurea Kachnar/ Guriyal Fabaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps 3 Bauhinia tomentosa Kandla Fabaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps S. Singh*, R.S. Negi and R. Dhanai 4 Bauhinia Vahlii Malu/Tanti Fabaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps STUDY AREA 5 Berberi s aristata Kilmore Berberidaceae Goats, Sheeps Department of Rural Technology, H.N.B. Garhwal University, Srinagar Garhwal, Uttarakhand, India 6 Boehmeria regulasa Genthi/Geenthi Urticaceae Cows, Goats, Sheeps Muchlad gad geographically the catchment is laying 7 Butea men osperma Dhak/M anduru Fabaceae Goats, Sheeps between 78048'12'' to 78059'E longitudes and 3001'12'' to 8 Callocarpa Macrophylla Daya Lamiaceae Goats, Sheeps *Correspondence: [email protected] 9 Carissa spinarum Karaunda Apocynaceae Goats, Sheeps 0 29 51'24''N
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