Comparative study of camel carting vs. bullock carting under hot arid region indicated  that camel carting is  more profitable for the small and marginal farmers due to higher cost benefit ratio and short pay back period.

The income from camel carting was estimated to be higher in city areas as compared to rural areas because camel keepers of city area were getting more opportunities to transport different agricultural commodities as well as construction material than village area.

Early rut in adult mature breedable male camel can be aroused by giving a regular exposure for 20 to 30 minutes in front of adult female camel at least for two to three weeks during onset of winter.

The  farm experimentation indicates that for camel thatched roofed open type kuchcha shelter and loose housing are better than asbestos roofed close type concrete shelter.

Temperature humidity index is the lowest under thatched roofed open type kuchcha shelter followed by loose housing and asbestos roofed close type concrete shelter.

The farming use of camel system is profitable and beneficial over the bullock system for small and medium categories of farmer in  hot arid  region.

A total of 156 management practices have identified with their respective scientific relevance value in hot arid region.

In irrigated belt foremost disease problem is mange whereas in non-irrigated zone digestive problem is  major occurrence.

The potentiality of economic utilization of camel hair has been explored by making different products (daries, blankets, shawls, bhaklas, cap, jackets etc.) and blends by using pure camel hair and mixing with other natural and synthetic fibers.