HERBS & CATTLE TREATMENT – DIARRHOEA IN CATTLE


HERBS & CATTLE TREATMENT

(AS COLLECTED FROM VILLAGE HERDSMEN OF KANDHMAL & GANJAM DISTRICTS OF ODISHA STATE, INDIA)

SEMISOLID DIARRHOEA IN CATTLE :-

SYMPTOMS:

This occurs due to excessive feeding of mung bean straw or rice husks (generated during the first stage of rice milling from paddy) to cattle. The semi-solid feces continues for days together.

About the Herbs as it’s Medicine

VERNACULAR NAME
(ODIYA LANGUAGE)
COMMON ENGLISH NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME OF THE PLANT PHOTO OF THE PLANT PHOTO OF MEDICINAL PART & IT’S USED AS MEDICINE
SUNTHI DRIED GINGER RHIZOME Zingiber officinale
JAYANTI EGYPTION RIVER HEMP Sesbania sesban
JAMU INDIAN BLACK BERRY Syzygium cumini
KALARA BITTER GOURD Momordica charantia
DHARITREE INDIAN BARBERRY Berberis aristata
ARAKHA GIANT MILK WEED Calotropis gigantea
SALA SAL Shorea robusta
JEERA CUMIN SEEDS Cuminum cyminum
KAITHA WOOD APPLE Feronia limonia
BELA WOOD APPLE Aegle marmelos

PREPARATION OF MEDICINE & IT’S APPLICATION

Tender leaves of Egyptian river hemp leaves when fed to cattle, it controls the semisolid diarrhoea.

(OR)

Tender leaves of Indian black berry tree fed to cattle to control semisolid diarrhoea.

(OR)

Bark of roots of giant milkweed plant pestled with Ajwain seeds and the paste is fed 2–3 times daily.

(OR)

Seeds of SAL tree (20 gms.), dried rhizome of Ginger (10 gms.) and cumin seeds (10 gms.) are grinded into a paste and mixed with 500 gms. of cooked rice & fed to cattle 2–3 times a day.

(OR)

The inner pulp of unripened Kaitha (Wood Apple) mixed with rice gruel & fed to cattle.

(B) BLOODY DIARRHOEA MIXED WITH MUCUS

MEDICATION:

Sap out of leaves of bitter gourd plant (10 g.m), Turmeric (10 g.m) & Indian barberry (10 g.m), when fed to cattle 2-3 times a day, controls bloody diarrhoea with mucus.

(OR)

Sap from Wood apple leaves (Bela Leaves 10 g.m), Kaitha Leaves (Wood Apple Leaves 10 g.m), Ginger rhizome (10 g.m), Salt (2 g.m) and grinded dried rhizome of Ginger (2 g.m) mixed with a small quantity of water & fed to cattle.


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