Research Trends in Veterinary and Animal Sciences: At a Glance

This book investigates the detrimental impact of pesticide use on animal reproduction, particularly in dairy cattle. It explores the various ways pesticides disrupt reproductive health, including hormonal imbalances, infertility, and developmental issues in both male and female animals. Focusing on the environmental hazards posed by overuse and contamination, it highlights the effects of pesticides on the fertility of dairy animals, including prolonged calving intervals, reduced semen quality, and fetal abnormalities. The book also examines the risks posed by pesticide residues in animal feed and the food chain, emphasizing the need for awareness and regulation to protect animal and human health.

This book explores the harmful effects of pesticide use on animal reproduction, particularly in dairy cattle. It discusses how pesticides, such as insecticides and fungicides, interfere with hormonal functions, fertility, and organ development, leading to issues like reduced semen quality, delayed ovulation, and abortion. The book highlights the significant environmental hazards pesticides pose, both for animals and humans, through contamination of feed and the food chain. It also addresses the growing concerns over pesticide residue accumulation in dairy animals, calling for increased awareness and research into the long-term consequences of pesticide exposure on animal and human health.

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