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-Main conditions of becoming causes of animal mortality can be that every attempts of

                  using  the  traditional  animal  husbandry  technologies  not  suiting  to  currently  changing
                  ecological conditions are not successful.

                         Percentage of dam animals in herd or flock is lower by approximately 2-5% than

                  optimal structure, which can provide normal growth of livestock population number and
                  economical benefits for all types of livestock.

                         It  reveals  that  non  breeding  livestock  numbers  in  a  herd  or  flock  is  relatively
                  greater  and  marketing  of  livestock  capable  of  turning  into  economical  beneficial

                  revolving . As well, it evidences it is possible to meet domestic demands of meat, plus
                  annual export of  approximately 5.0 millions of livestock or meat equal to such number

                  of animals.

                         On  the  other  hand  greater  number  of  non  breeding  animals  in  a  herd  or  flock
                  exerts adverse effects on pasture carrying capacity, and becomes a reason of higher

                  mortality rate during spring and winter seasons.
                         In order to turn non breeding and productive livestock into economical revolving it

                  is  necessary  to  implement  governmental  policy  measures.  For  instance,  veterinary
                  services can be directed to reveal native Mongolian livestock populations are healthy,

                  Mongolian livestock meat to be ecologically clean product via study of meat quality can

                  be advertised worldwide, and such issues as establishing plants for producing meat and
                  animal products, which meet international standards.

                         It means that in multi-year average 4.1% of pregnant dam animals are aborted or

                  totally  more  than 10%  of  dam animals do not  produce any  offspring.  In  other words,
                  tangible  potential  of  receiving  approximately  more  than  2  million  offspring  is  lost

                  annually.
                         As  compared  to  other  livestock  types,  there  are  relatively  higher  abortions  of

                  mares  (5.0%)  and  goat  does  (6.1%).  It  can  be  associated  with  characteristics  of
                  placenta and it also reveals there is a failure of animal husbandry technology, leading to

                  abruption of this fragile connection. Reduction of abortion and infertility by at least 50%

                  allows production of offspring greater by more than 1.0 million.
                         However,  it  is  not  so  less  number  and  one  of  the  causes  of  infertility  can  be

                  breakdown of the ratio between dam and sire animals.
                         Also, in terms of ratio of dam and sire animals for large livestock, it is relatively

                  more potential, but number of dam animals per sire for small livestock, which is greater
                  by 3 times than uncontrolled mating and by 2 times than hand mating, is another reason

                  of small livestock infertility.

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