Jayed Mondle

Researcher at Bangladesh Agricultural University

I am a student at the Faculty of Animal Husbandry, Bangladesh Agricultural University, with a strong academic focus on advancing livestock productivity through science-based approaches. My core interests lie in quantitative genetics, where I aim to understand and apply genetic evaluation methods to improve breeding efficiency and animal performance. I am also deeply engaged in livestock and poultry nutrition, exploring how optimized feeding strategies can enhance growth, health, and production outcomes. Alongside this, I have a keen interest in poultry disease management, particularly in preventive health strategies and sustainable farm practices. My academic curiosity further extends to dairy technology, where I am interested in improving milk processing, quality control, and value-added dairy products. I am passionate about integrating data-driven decision-making with practical animal husbandry to contribute to the future of sustainable livestock and poultry production. I am continuously seeking opportunities to learn, collaborate, and apply my knowledge in real-world agricultural systems.