Mining Data of Buffalo and Cow Production in Egypt

Animal agriculture is a significant portion of Egypt agriculture. Related researches, education and extension activities are continuously changing to address new challenges and opportunities brought about by rapidly advancing technologies, evolving consumer demand, and the need to make positive contributions to environmental, human, and animal health. This paper presents new approaches for developing animal production. The paper analyzes the relation between aspects that affect the production of cows and buffalos. These aspects are diseases, vaccines, death, pregnancy and various intervals of the year on the production of the animals. Moreover, the paper analyzes the dependency of these aspects on location, gender, animal type (cow or buffalo) and animal kind. The paper also had a significant effect for discovering the hidden patterns in the data base and proposing a model for the best methods for improving the production of animals. This model may help in achieving efficient and effective decision making in the management of buffalo and cow production in Egypt.