Publications - Cattle

• The Philippines Recommends for Animal Health Care (PCARRD Technical Bulletin No. 65/1988). The Philippine Recommends for Animal Health Care provides livestock and poultry technicians and food animal raisers a reference for basic information on common veterinary practices for primary level care and maintenance of animal health.
• The Philippines Recommends for Beef Cattle Production (PCARRD Technical Bulletin No. 9-B/1994). This publication contains the latest information on beef cattle production in the country – from selection and breeding, nutrition, herd management to marketing tips and economics.
• The Philippines Recommends for Hide and Skins (PCARRD Technical Bulletin No. 67/1988). This publication contains information on proper animal husbandry practices for the production of quality hides, preservation of hides and skins, tanning technologies, and waste management in hides and skins processing.
• The Philippines Recommends for Integrated Cattle – Coconut Farming (PCARRD Technical Bulletin No. 5/1982). This publication contains information on improved management practices to optimize the benefits from cattle – coconut farming.
• Technology! Series (Banana rejects for feedlot fattening of beef cattle, Vol. 2 No. 4-80). This publication features the utilization of banana rejects as a base feed or roughage substitute for beef cattle fattening.
• The Philippines Recommends for Livestock Feed Formulation (PCARRD Technical Bulletin No. 64/87). This publication provides information or nutrient requirements of animals; sources of nutrients; and, formulation of a balance ration with the various feed ingredients.
• Carabao Production in the Philippines (PHI/86/005 Field Document No. 13; PCARRD Book Series No. 126/1992). This publication documents the experiences of the Philippine Carabao Research Centre (PCRDC) and provides information on carabao development in the Philippines, genetic improvement, reproduction, feeding/nutrition, draught power, epidimiology of common carabao diseases, and the socio economics of carabao production.

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