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Second International Conference on Agriculture, Aquaculture and Animal Science 2015 Second International Conference on Agriculture, Aquaculture and Animal Science 2015 Colombo, Sri Lanka 28-29 December 2015 Paper Proceedings of Agriculture, Aquaculture and Animal Science 2015 2015 International Center for Research & Development Colombo, Sri Lanka Published by International Center for Research & Development International Center for Research & Development No. 858/6, Kaduwela Road, Thalangama North. [email protected] www.theicrd.org Printed in Sri Lanka December 2015 ISBN 978-955-4543-32-4 @ICRD December 2015 All rights reserved. Paper Proceedings of Agriculture, Animal Sciences and Aquaculture 2015(ISBN 978-955-4543-32-4) Agriculture, Animal Sciences and Aquaculture 2015 Conference Advisers Prof. S.L. Ranamukhaarachchi Ph.D. (Agronomy – Cropping Sysems), Pennsylvania State University, USA Dr. Franz Uiblein Editor-in-chief, Marine Biology Research Guest Professor, University of Salzburg Principal Scientist IMR, Norway Conference Convener Prabhath Patabendi (Canada) ORGANIZERS International Center for Research & Development (ICRD) Chungnam National University, Republic of Korea International Scientific Committee Prof. Dr. Mahanama De Zoysa ( South Korea ) Prof. Rohana P Mahaliyanaarachchi ( Sri Lanka ) Dr. Kiran Kadam (USA) Prof. Dr. S.L. Ranamukhaarachchi (Thailand) Dr. Franz Uiblein ( Norway) Prof. S.D. Singh ( India ) Dr. Premachandra Wattage ( UK ) Dr. Bob Alexander ( USA ) Kennedy Shikami ( Kenya) Dr. Alec Woods ( New Zealand) Dr. Joseph Palmpilii ( India ) Dr. Biswajeet Pradhan ( Germany ) Dr. Cheng Liu ( Taiwan ) Prof. Karen Luz Y. Teves ( Phillipines ) Dr. Andrew Onwuemele ( Nigeria ) Dr. Prakasha Tiwari ( India ) Dr. G.R. Sahib ( India ) 3 Paper Proceedings of Agriculture, Animal Sciences and Aquaculture 2015(ISBN 978-955-4543-32-4) International Center for Research & Development DISCLAIMER: All views expressed in these proceedings are those of the authors AND THERRFORE THE AUTHORS HOLD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE VIEWS CONTAINED IN THIS PUBLICATION and THE PUBLISHERS do not necessarily represent the views of, and should not be attributed to, the International Center for Research & Development, Chungnam National University and Unique Conferences Canada. The publishers do not warrant that the information in this publication is free from errors or omissions. The publishers do not accept any form of liability, be it contractual, tortuous, or otherwise, for the contents of this publication for any consequences arising from its use or any reliance place on it. The information, opinions and advice contained in this publication may not relate to, be relevant to, a reader’s particular interest. Portions of this publication are copyrighted. Except as permitted under the Copyright Act, the copyrighted parts may not be copied or reproduced by any process, electronic or otherwise, without the specific written permission of the copyright owners. Neither may information be stored electronically in any form whatsoever without such permission. International Center for Research & Development Email: [email protected] Website: http:// www.theicrd.org 4 Paper Proceedings of Agriculture, Animal Sciences and Aquaculture 2015(ISBN 978-955-4543-32-4) Table of Contents Page KEYNOTE SPEACH Publishing Authors No Prof. Rohana P Agri tourism as an agri business opportunity for farming community in South Asia Mahliyanaaarachchi 8 PAPERS Evaluation of fruit and berry winter hardiness in the arid 1 Natalya Andrianova; 10 zone of Central Kazakhstan Nazerke Shyntasova Potential of Biofilmed Biofertilizer for Efficient Crop 2 J.P.H.U. Jayaneththi 19 Production Bacillus megaterium as a Potential Biological Control Mana 3 Agent to Suppress Grain Discoloration Disease of Rice Kanjanamaneesathian 24 (Oryza sativa) 4 Adequacy of simple agricultural drought indices Devanmini Halwatura 30 Value added sericulture products - Alternative marketing Pallampalli Sujathamma 5 and Chinnakotla Leela 37 strategies Sushitha Seroepidemiology study on current equine viral diseases 6 Roya Sadri 44 in the stables of breeding and racing horse clubs in Iran Effects of Bovine Viral Diarrhea on animal reproduction 7 Roya Sadri 49 and economic impacts on semi-industrial breed in Iran Seasonal changes in ovarian follicle growth in Iran Viper 8 Fatemeh Todehdehghan 56 (Vipera albicornuta) Reproductive cycle of female Pit Viper (Gloydius halys 9 Fatemeh Todehdehghan 63 caucasicus) in Iran The Effect of plant densities and plant orientation on 10 Abbas Biabani 70 yield and yield components in wheat cultivars Depuru Bharathi and 11 Present scenario of wildlife in India Burra Vijitha 76 Investigation on optimum conditions of osmotic drying 12 Bahram Fathi 81 in the apricot slices Achachlouei Effects of different levels of bitter vetch in starter feed 13 on performance and blood metabolites of fat-tailed H. Abdi-Benemar 88 Moghani suckling lambs A note on the diversity and utility patterns of donkeys in 14 Lawal Ribiu Maru 93 selected local government areas of zamfara state, Nigeria 5 Paper Proceedings of Agriculture, Animal Sciences and Aquaculture 2015(ISBN 978-955-4543-32-4) ABSTRACS Antibacterial activities of “Lawsone” as active 1 Mahanama De Zoysa and 100 component isolated from Lawsonia inermis (henna) S.H.S. Dananjaya Evaluation of fruit and berry winter hardiness in the arid 2 Nazerke Shyntasova 100 zone of Central Kazakhstan Effect of mixed diet of live feeds on growth performance 3 and survival of Angel fish larvae (Pterophyllum scalare) D.U. Hettiarachchi 101 in indoor aquarium conditions Effects of elevated temperature on oxidative stress Nadirah Musa and Najiah 4 response and biochemical parameters in red hybrid 101 tilapia, Oreochromis sp. Musa Artificial Insemination for Cattle and Carabaos in Bicol 5 Lourdita A. Llanto 102 Region, Philippines:Its Implementation and Assessment Improved Method of Planting for Enhanced Seed Yield 6 Basave Gowda 102 in Chickpea Effects of Melaleuca cajuputi extracts as a natural feed 7 additive on quality of African catfish (Clarias Nurul Ulfah KARIM 103 gariepinus) Mola-Carp Polyculture in Women Managed Household Md. Rafiqual Islam 8 Pond: A New Window of Opportunity for Household Khan 103 Nutrition and Employment Dietary supplementation with Prebiotics and Probiotics influence Relative Protein digestibility and digestive Mohammad Bodrul 9 104 enzyme activities in Snakehead (channa striata) Munir fingerlings Dairy Cattle Progesterone Concentrations in Kuwait 10 following Single and Double Injection PGF2 Estrus Muhammad Aali 104 Synchronization Protocols Inclusion of Brown Seaweed (Sargassum crassifolium) 11 as a Partial Replacement of Fish Meal in Diets for B.D.M. Mihiran 105 Oreochromis niloticus Fingerlings Isolation and characterization of a new strain Propionibacterium sp. capable of producing 12 Khansaa Badie Alkaddo 105 polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) from waste glycerol, palm oil and different concentration of glucose Status of the rine shrimp, Artemia diversity in India: 13 Natesan Munuswamy 106 Distribution and Conservation Strategies Effect of feeding glycerol on healthy and economical 14 Mubarik Mahmood 106 milk production in ruminants. The production of balanced fodder in the North 15 Natalya Malitskaya 107 Kazakhstan Inactivation of pathogenic luminous Vibrio harveyi from 16 Pacific white shrimp Penaeus vannamei by phage Najiah Musa 107 cocktail Preliminary studies on cryopreservation of 17 spermatophores in the whiteleg shrimp, Litopenaeus Selvakumar Narasimman 108 vannamei 6 Paper Proceedings of Agriculture, Animal Sciences and Aquaculture 2015(ISBN 978-955-4543-32-4) Effects of bee venom on behavioral and immune- R.M.C. Udayangani and 18 108 inflammatory responses in zebrafish (Danio rerio) Mahanama De Zoysa Rhabdochona sp (Nematoda: Rhabdochnidae) from Tor 19 Marina Hassan 119 tambroides in Kenyir Lake, Malaysia Refining Of Fish Oil From Hilsa (Tenualosa Ilisha) Fish 20 By-Product, (Liquor) Available At Canned Fish Industry S. Brintha 119 In Sri Lanka Bivalve Fishery and Consumer Preference on Bivalves 21 H.M.S.M. Wijerathna 110 in Tambalagam Bay, Kinniya, Sri Lanka Heritability Genetic and Phenotypic Correlations of 22 Body Capacity Traits with Milk Yield in Sahiwal Cows Musarrat Abbas Khan 110 of Pakistan Evaluation Of Growth Parameters Of Freshwater Prawn 23 (Macrobrachium Rosenbergii) Fed On Formulated Diets G. Hajarooba 111 Supplemented With Probiotics B.Johannaross ; 24 Empowerment Women through Sericulture Ganta Savithri 111 Effect of various cryoprotectants on sperm quality of Dhanasekar 25 112 cobia, Rachycentron canadum Krishnamoorthy Fish Meal Incorporated Fish Feed Preparation And 26 k. Vickneswary 112 Feeding Trials Diversity of Crabs and Shrimps in Thondaimanaru 27 Piratheepa Sivakumar 113 lagoon, Jaffna, Sri Lanka The effect of Biofilmed Biofertilizers on Rhizo- 28 Amila Henagamage 113 remediation of potato The First record of Fusarium oxysporum infestation of D.C.M. Kulatunga ; 29 114 laboratory zebrafish system Mahanama De Zoysa Sustainable Development of Sericulture for Indian 30 Ganta Savithri 114 Vibrant Rural Economy Studying the effect of wood vinegar and nitrogen 31 Barmaki Morteza 115 fertilizer on potato tubers production in Ardabil, Iran Antibacterial properties of chitosan-silver nano S.H.S. Dananjaya ; 32 composite films and their potential use in water filtering Mahanama De Zoysa 115 systems in aquaculture Green Home Technology - Need For Global Leela Sushitha 33 116 Advancement Chinnakotla Productivity of sweet patato (Ipomoea botatas (L.) Lam) as affected by NPK fertilizer rate, intra-row
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