Branche de Tachkent de l’Université d’État de Samarcande de Médecine Vétérinaire, de l’Élevage et des Biotechnologies
Zootechnie
À propos de la formation
Zoo Engineering is a field of animal science that focuses on the scientific management, feeding, breeding, and care of farm animals, as well as improving their productivity through the application of modern technologies.
Main areas:
- Feeding and management of farm animals.
- Breeding and genetic improvement programs.
- Efficient management of livestock farms.
- Increasing animal productivity.
- Application of modern technologies in animal husbandry.
- Improving the quality of livestock products (milk, meat, eggs, wool, and other products).
Main objectives of Zoo Engineering:
- Efficient use of the genetic potential of animals.
- Development of healthy and highly productive livestock populations.
- Preparation of scientifically based feeding standards.
- Reducing the production cost of livestock products.
- Promoting sustainable livestock farming while protecting the environment.
Importance of Zoo Engineering:
- Ensures food security.
- Increases livestock productivity.
- Improves the economic efficiency of livestock farms.
- Provides the population with high-quality animal products.
- Contributes to the development and implementation of modern and innovative livestock technologies.
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