The present study was conducted in higher cattle concentrated Kamarpara, Kukurmara and Mankachar villages falling in the Indo Bangladesh International Border areas out of the total of fifteen such villages in Dhubri District, Assam. Thirty six farmers each having at least two yielding cattle/buffaloes in those villages was selected randomly making the total sample size 108. Socio- personal, communicational, economic and psychological and managerial data were collected on a reliable (r=) and valid (content validated) interview schedule specially prepared for this purpose. | Common animal husbandry practices by the farmers of Indo-Bangladesh international Border Areas of Assam, India
