Telangana Detailed 2011-2012

8/11/2019 Telangana Detailed 2011-2012

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I. GENERAL

1. INTRODUCTION:

Animal Husbandry is one of the rapidly expanding sectors, playing a significantrole in the rural economy by providing gainful employment to a large number ofsmall/marginal farmers and agricultural labourers and raising their economic status.The economic support programs like distribution of Milch animals, sheep and poultryunits have come to the rescue of the beneficiaries particularly scheduled castes,scheduled tribes and economically backward sections of the society.

The activities of the Animal Husbandry epartment have been oriented towardshealth of livestock and increased production of milk, meat and eggs and to provideade!uate bullock power for agricultural operations. The schemes of the AnimalHusbandry epartment have been formulated in pursuance to the well"laid #ationalpolicies to improve the $ivestock production, to fight protein hunger and to improvenutritional standards of human population. Also provide technical support for themaintenance livestock and improvement of livestock breeds. Thus, Animal Husbandryepartment has been rendering the services to all the sections of people, in particularweaker sections of society and playing a vital role in the rural development by generat"ing additional source of income and employment, by protecting their valuable livestock.

2. SALIENT FEATURES:

%i& 'nder Animal Husbandry (ector the )overnment of *ndia have sanctioned+rime Minister-s ackage for rehabilitation of farmers in %0& suicide prone districts ofAndhra radesh with a view to provide supplementary avenues of income throughdiary farming since 1223"24 and inducted 35,146 high pedigreed milch animals andheifers from other (tates with the 728 subsidy.

%ii& 9or the welfare of :$ families, the )overnment is implementing +asu

;ranthi athakam since 1223"24 and inducted ,57,ikas ?o@ana is being implemented in the (tate since 1224"25 with 228 entral Assistance during th9ive ?ear lan to achieve 58 growth rate inAnimal Husbandry (ector and inducted 635


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%v& *n order to guard sheep growers from losses, due to blue tongue disease, thesheep insurance programme has been taken up since 1220"1223 and being continued

during 12"1.

%vi&The )overnment of *ndia has sanctioned centrally sponsored $ivestock*nsurance (cheme. 'nder this scheme productive milch cattle will be insured on 728subsidy basis. *t is being implemented in eight districts of the (tate, during the year1220"23 and continued during 12"1.

%vii& A rogramme of Mass >accination against 9oot C Mouth disease in animalswas implemented in hittoor, Ananthapur, =angareddy and Medak istricts with )D*assistance, to capitaliEe export market, during 1220"23 and continued during the year12"1. The rogramme is extended to all the istricts in the (tate during the year12"1 under A(A and =;>?.

%viii& A rogramme of deworming the (heep belonging to shepherds of allcategories of farmers twice in a year on free of cost basis was taken up during the year,resulting in reduced early lamb mortality and improved growth rate due to increaseddisease resistance in sheep and continued during the year 12"1.

3. DIRECTION AND ADMINISTRATION:

r.M.>.=eddy, held the post of the irector of Animal Husbandry during the

year 122"12, who lead the team to achieve the progress indicated in this report.

Three Additional irectors assisted the irector of Animal Husbandry.

*n addition to above, there are Two Boint irectors at the irectorate, assistingthe irector in the fields of Technical and (tatistics.

The Boint irector %Administration& who is on deputation from the =evenueepartment is also assisting the irector in administrative matters, with oneAdministrative officer and Two Dffice Managers are working in the Head Dffice.

The irector is also assisted by one eputy irectors %(tatistics& and one eputyirectors %Fpidemiology& at the irectorate. (ix Assistant irectors namely Technical,9arms, (tatistics, H=, lanning and oultry are assisting in technical matters. Dnehief Accounts Dfficer and an Assistant Accounts Dfficer are managing the accountsmatters.

Apart from the above, at the head !uarters, two sub@ect matter specialists in thecadre of eputy irectors, one each for $ivestock 9arms and =inderpest Fradication(cheme is providing the technical guidance to the field staff and working as liaison

officers between the field staff and irectorate in their fields of specialiEation. The


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eputy irector, ublicity and Fxtension at the head !uarters looking after all publicityand other extension related matters with one Assistant irector and two >eterinary

Assistant (urgeons.

%11& Boint irectors who are i/c of the istrict Administration are maderesponsible for proper coordination, implementation of schemes and administration ofAnimal Husbandry activities in the %1eterinary :iological=esearch *nstitute, Hyderabad. Dne eputy irector is in charge of one mini >:=*,which is functioning at (amalkot, Fast )odavari district.

At the =evenue ivisional level, %42& Assistant irectors are made responsiblefor the proper implementation of all Animal Husbandry activities in their respectivedivisions including administration.

*n addition to the above, officers in the cadre of eputy irectors and Assistantirectors are managing the $ivestock 9arms, istrict (emen epots, iggery, )oshalaand 9odder evelopment in the field during the year 12"121.

The following is the cadre wise technical staffs strength in the epartment during theyearG"

S.NO Designation Nos.

. lass"* irector C Additional irectors 7

1. lass"** Boint irectors 13

Assistant irectors 71eterinary Assistant (urgeons 12eterinary $ivestock Dfficers 7250. Bunior >eterinary Dfficers 224

3. $ivestock Assistants 70

4. >eterinary Assistants 12


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3. E!"ENDITURE:

Dut of :udget Fstimates of Rs.7#1$.3% $akhs under #on"lan and lan schemes

of the Animal Husbandry epartment an amount of Rs&&&&&&.$akhs was spentduring the year 12"121.

%=s. in lakhs&

S.No Ite' ()*get Esti'ates E+,en*it)-e

#D#"$A# 7


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12"1, an amount of =s. 160.eterinary

linics and to provide health care to 7 lakh animals.

ii6 St-engt5ening o G-a*)ate 8ete-ina-9 instit)tions t5-o)g5 s),,l9 o Essential*-)gs< 4aines< e=)i,'ent

*n order to provide !ualitative livestock service delivery to farmers, the

graduate veterinary institutions will be strengthened additionally through supply of

essential drugs, vaccines and e!uipment. uring the year 122 an amount of =s.

61.22 lakhs was allocated to cover health care of animals. uring 12"1 an amount of

=s 64.accine production units at (amarlakot and Hyderabad will

be strengthened. uring the year 122" an amount of =s 4.17 $akhs was allocated to

strengthen vaccine production units at (amalkot, Hyderabad and =a@endranagar.

uring the year 12"1 an amount of =s. 67.22 lakhs is allocated to strengthen all the

disease diagnostic units in the state.


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4i6 St-engt5ening o Ani'al *isease *iagnosti lao-ato-ies >Clinial las6 t5-o)g5

s),,l9 o Essential nee*s:'nder this scheme istrict Animal disease diagnostic laboratories %A$& will

be supplied with essential needs like Microscopes, Autoclaves, incubators and chemical

reagents. uring the year 122" an amount of =s..13 lakhs was allocated to the 1eterinary *nstitutions of different categories. (ome of theseinstitutions need ade!uate e!uipment facilities as well as proper storage facilities for

>eterinary medicines. =e!uired e!uipment facilities and medicine storage facilities are

proposed to be made made available at institution level to facilitate the farmer to have

the benefit of immediate and accurate services.uring the year 122" an amount of

=s 17.22 $akhs was allocated to provide essential e!uipment and storage facilities to

77 institutions. uring the year 12"1 an amount of =s. 17.22 $akhs is allocated to

strengthen another 117 institutions.

xvii& Moilit9 ailities >to;a-*s 'aintenane o 4e5iles6*n order to monitor various livestock based programmes, ade!uate mobility is

re!uired for monitoring Dfficers. uring the year 122" an amount of =s .22 $akhs

was allocated towards maintenance of vehicles, and during the year 12"1 an amount

of =s. .1 $akhs is allocated.

+4iii6 ()il*ings )n*e- CM "aage:

*n order to have better working atmosphere at hospitals, the hospital buildings

which are in dilapidated conditions need to be renovated for which the budget is being

released under hief Minister-s package. uring the year 122" an amount of =s


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24.5 $akhs was allocated towards renovation and construction of 14 hospital

buildings, and during the year 12"1 an amount of =s. 7.42 lakhs is allocated to

cover anara@a breeding stock

with low input technology and supply the chicks to weaker sections .The staff working in the

livestock farm Mamnoor farm Iarangal were also overseeing the pro@ect. #ow the entire farm

with staff was transferred to (> >eterinary 'niversity except poultry farm. *n order to

maintain the farm, the staff in various categories along with other logistics is re!uired. An

amount of =s .5< $akhs was allocated during 122". uring 12"1 an amount of =s. 0.02

$akhs is allocated.

#) LIVELIHOOD PROGRAMMES

asukranthipathakam:

++6 Mil5 ani'als


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b& S5ee, an* goat -ea-ing )nits:

*n drought prone districts, sheep and goat rearing is taken up as one of the income

generation activities. (heep rearing is common in Telangana, =ayalseema and (outhoastal districts. The unit cost of 12 K sheep unit ranges from =s.


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An amount of =s.7537.3 $akhs has been proposed for construction and

strengthening of 006 >eterinary institutions in place of dilapidated and damaged

buildings in the (tate in a span of < years i.e., from 1224"25 to 122" under =*9scheme with financial assistance from #A:A=. (o far all the pro@ects were grounded

and at various stages of completion. *n order to complete all the pro@ects an amount of

=s.1202.22 $akhs is allocated for the year 12"1.

CENTRALL S"ONSORED SCEMES

1) ANIMAL DISEASE CONTROL AND REGULATION OF VETERINARY SERVICES

i6 National "-oBet on Rin*e-,est E-a*iation >N"RE6:

The post vaccination sero monitoring and surveillance work is under way in the

state. This is continued to declare the (tate free from =inderpest disease that will help

us increase our $ivestock export. uring the year 122" an amount of =s 70.27 $akhs

was allocated to search 13550 villages. uring the year 12"1 =s.02.22 $akhs is

allocated to search another


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i46 "-oessional eiien9 *e4elo,'ent t5-o)g5 A.". State 8ete-ina-9 Co)nil?

9*e-aa*:>eterinary (ervices C >eterinary ractice in the (tate will be regulated by

registration of >eterinarians and publishing technical @ournals every month. uring the

year 122" an amount of =s 4.22 lakhs as central share and =s. .22 lakhs as state share

was allocated. uring the year 12"1 an amount of =s.0.22 lakhs is allocated to

impart refreshing training courses to in service candidates in addition to the primary

mandate.

46 NATIONAL CONTROL "ROGRAMME ON "ESTE DES "ETITS IN

RUMINANTS >""R6este es etits =uminants %=& is an acute, contagious viral disease of small

ruminants. The (heep and goat rearing in the state is in the hands of small and marginal

farmers and landless labour. This disease causes severe economic losses to the sheep

and goats rearing community, as the mortality and morbidity of sheep and goat with

this disease is very high.

*t is very much essential to prevent and control the disease in the state. The

control of = disease will help in prevention of economic losses to the farmers and

also helps in export of meat and meat products to other countries. uring the year 12"

1, an amount of =s. 2


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*t is mandatory for all states to estimate these items every year. uring the year 122"

an amount of =s


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+ii6 Fo**e- an* ee* *e4elo,'ent Estalis5'ent o silage 'aing )nit

The ob@ective of the scheme is to establish silage making unit to preserve surplus

fodder for feeding during lean periods. The salient feature of the scheme is that during

the period of surplus availability of green fodder, farmers are encouraged to take up

silage making to make the !uality fodder available during lean %shortage& period of

fodder. 228 grant in aid is given by entral )overnment for establishment of silage

making unit J =s. .27 lakhs. uring the year 12"1, an amount of =s. 73.37 lakhs

was allocated for establishment of 77 units.

+iii6 Fo**e- an* ee* *e4elo,'ent G-asslan* *e4elo,'ent inl)*ing g-ass

-ese-4es

The main ob@ective of the scheme is to improve the degraded grasslands bygrowing introducing suitable grass, legumes and fodder trees %by silvipasteur etc&. The

erosion presently taking place in the lands will be minimiEed and the biomass produced

will help to minimiEe the gap between availability and re!uirement of fodder. The

forage obtained from the lands will be utiliEed as reserves by establishing fodder banks

and depots. The assistance under the scheme will be provided as 228 central

assistance. uring the year 12"1, an amount of =s.


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RELEASES AND E'PENDITURE OF PLAN SCHEMES 2(

Sl.No.

NAME OF TE SCEME()*get Esti'ates Rele

Cent-al State Total Cent-e Sta

1 2 3 $ % 7

State "lan S5e'es

I 8ETERINAR EALT CARE TRAINING

%64& >eterinary *nstitutions 2.22 45.2 45.2 2.22 00.3

1 Mobile >eterinary linics 2.22 160.


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8 FODDER FEED DE8ELO"MENT

< (upply of 9odder (eed Minikits%M& 2.22 47.22 47.22 2.22 addi 9or Milch Animal =earing 2.22 72.22 72.22 2.22 addi 9or oultry =earing 2.22 12.22 12.22 2.22 7.2

3 avala >addi 9or (heep C )oat =earing 2.22 17.22 17.22 2.22 4.4

C6EE8AHRANTI"ADAHAM

4

=am $amb =earing 'nits, (heep C )oat 'nits and

(upply of :reeding =ams 2.22 eterinary *nstitutions%=*9"L*>&

2.22 1222.22 1222.22 2.22 222.

1< (trengthening of isease iagnosis F!uipment underM

2.22


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10 Assistance to (tate oultry 9arms Mamnoor Iarangal 2.22 0.02 0.02 2.22 6.57

STATE "LAN SCEMES TOTAL 0.00 %/3$.02 %/3$.02 0.00 3#%0.

Cent-al S5e'es

I DISEASE CONTROL

14Assistance to (tates for ontrol of Animal iseases%A(A&

14.4<


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II.LI8ESTOCH RESOURCES:

Andhra radesh is well known for its livestock wealth. The (tate has theworld famous breed of Dngole attle and Aseel breed of poultry which is theprinciple source for the development of broiler breeds in the world. Andhra radeshis also famous for #ellore breed of sheep which is well known for !uality muttonproduction.

resently Andhra radesh stands second in poultry %1


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III.ANIMAL EALT ACTI8ITIES:

The Animal Health activities play an important role in the growth of livestock*ndustry, since the livestock production programs will not be successful withoutproviding necessary safe guards against haEards of Animal diseases. Thedepartment has taken up strengthening of the existing institutions to improve the!uality of Animal Health (ervices by providing facilities for surgery, isease*nvestigation and treatment and therefore oly linics were established at districtHead !uarters.

To organiEe effective Animal Health (ervice, to support the productionprogram and prevention and control of livestock diseases, every mandal has beenprovided with a veterinary graduate.

>i68ETERINAR INSTITUTIONS:

9our types of regular institutions viE., 12 >eterinary olyclinics, < (uper(pecialty >eterinary Hospitals, 134 >eterinary Hospitals, 1121 >eterinaryispensaries and 13


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@o- *one ,a-ti)la-s in t5e instit)tions *)-ing t5e 9ea- 20112012 is as ollo;s

S.N

O

DISTRICT

TRETMENT OF ANIMALS> in La5 Nos6

CASTRATIONS

>in la5Nos6

8ACCINATIONS

>in la5Nos6

FODDERDE8ELO"

MENT

>In la5A-es6'=AT*>F

=F>F#"T*>F

TDTA$

(=*;A;'$AM 1342575 170537 7


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%ii& ANIMAL DISEASE DIAGNOSTIC LA(ORATORIES:

iagnosis of disease is very important in treatment. orrect diagnosis helpsappropriate treatment and helps early recovery from the ailment. 9or this purpose 1ety. Hospitals& in the state on $aboratoryiagnostic Techni!ues.

Assisting (AHT, >:=*, Hyderabad in training of all the Asst. irectors and>ety.Asst. (urgeons of A$s in the state on Advance isease iagnosticTechni!ues.


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SL.No

DISEASE

NO.

8ILLAGES ATTACHS DEATS

8

O(R O(R

AREA I CATTLE

H.( 6 6 4 4 11062

1 :, < 1 361<

< Anthrax 6 6 4< 4< 0470

6 9oot and Mouth 1 1 2 2 2 2


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III "OULTR

= 2 2 2 2 67


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>i46 NATIONAL "ROECRT ON RINDER"EST ERADICATION:

Although, Andhra radesh has been declared provisionally free from=inderpest, an extensive system of (urveillance through physical /clinical search inevery >eterinary *nstitution and >illage is being conducted in order to detect hiddenfoci of =inderpest infection %if any& in the (tate and proceed to the next step i.e.,declaration of (ubstantive 9reedom from =inderpest.

CLINICAL SUR8EILLANCE DURING TE LAST >6 EARS AND TE OUTCOME

S.NOACTI8IT

"ERFORMED200%

02007

0/200/

0#200#

102010

112011

12

1 2 3 $ % 7 /

.

#o.of >illages

(earches 72557 727 714 7114 7114 7114

1.#o.of *nstitutional(earches conducted.

72< 725< 711 752 714 714

illages on%4& (tock =outes(earched

5


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hidden foci of =inderpest or =inderpest like disease. #o =inderpest was detectedduring the village search programme during the year 12"1.

INSTITUTIONAL SEARC DA (OOHS INS"ECTION:

uring the year 12"1, 9aecal (amples %605465& and :lood (mears %503isakhapatnam, >iEianagaram and (rikakulam. #o =inderpest was detected duringthe year 12"1.

C6 NATIONAL IG @A NO.7:

The #ational highway #o.3 from :angalore to #agpur passes through the %0&districts viz: Ananthapur, ;urnool, Mahabubnagar, =angareddy, #iEamabad andAdilabad. #o =inderpest was detected during the year 12"1.

D6 National ig5;a9 No.# :

The #ational Highway #o.5 from >i@ayawada to :idar passes through the

districts of ;rishna. #algonda, =angareddy and Medak. #o =inderpest was detectedduring the year 12"1.


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The above mentioned H*)H (TD; =D'TF( on the P#ational Highways- thatare passing to other states. *ntensive searches wereconducted by the >eterinary fieldstaff in all the villages situated along the stock routes within a radius of 1;m. #o=inderpest was detected during the searches during the year 12"1.

6& CATTLE SANDIES AND SLAUGTER OUSES SEARC :

The concerned field officers have searched all the attle (handies and (laughterHouses in the state. #o =inderpest case was detected during the year 12"1.

SEROLOGICAL SUR8EILLANCE:

The ultimate ob@ective to be achieved through eradication of =inderpest is thespectacular growth in $ivestock sector and alleviates poverty by exploiting the

emerging opportunities conse!uent to economic liberaliEation and )ATT. Also itwill have growing contribution not only to the ) but also to the 9ore reserves byway of increasing exports.

RINDER"EST SEROSUR8EILLANCE TESTING OF SERUM SAM"LESFROM DOMESTIC "IGS

'nder #=F (ero"surveillance the serum samples from the following districtswere collected where =.. disease was recorded in swine between 530 to 547. Thesamples were screened at F$*(A $aboratory, >i@ayawada and Hyderabad for =..

antibodies and all of them were found negative.

. Iarangal 02 samples1. )untur


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these districts started from May 1226 and till now %& =ounds of >accinations arecompleted at 0 months interval.

II* STATEMENT SHOWING THE NUMBER OF ANIMALS VACCINATEDIN %11) PHASES IN ANDHRA PRADESH

istrictst

hase1nd

hase


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Assessment of the randomly collected samples of vaccines for their !uality

Mass vaccination

>irus typing in case of outbreaks, recording/ regulation of animal movementand

(ero surveillance/ monitoring of animal population on random basisThis programme is launched on 7..122 and completed in phase manner

by March- 12

Total .:.=.*. is completed for

bacterial, = and (heep ox vaccines to maintain )M standards as per rugs C

osmetics =ules 567.

To prevent the losses of valuable livestock due to various diseases, supply ofvaccine to the institutions to protect the livestock is essential. The >eterinary:iological =esearch institute, is the main source in the (tate for the production of>iral and :iological >accines and is producing %5& types of viral and bacterialvaccines.

The :iological products division consists ofGa.

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b.

>iral >accine (ectionc. =esearch C evelopment (ection.

The following table gives in brief, the overall turnover of work in the vaccineproduction and supply during the year 12"121.

>Doses 8al)e in La5s6

S.NO HIND OF 8ACCINE "RODUCTION DISTRI(UTION

Doses 8al)e Rs. Doses 8al)e Rs.

1.8(RI? 9*e-aa*

a6 8i-al

= >accine 56.62 44.42 0.6< 1accine Q Q 2.32 2.6

< 9owl ox >accine 05.62 accine 172.22 722.22 177.accine 5.53


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. DISEASE IN8ESTIGATION @ING:

ontrol and elimination of disease depends upon prompt and correctdiagnosis of the disease. The team of isease *nvestigation Dfficers and sub@ectmatter specialists have attended to this important item of work under thesupervision and direction of the Boint irector.

OBeti4es:

.

isease diagnosis and investigation of disease conditions among$ivestock, (heep, )oats, canines, pigs, poultry and captive wild animalsby sub@ecting the morbid materials to various laboratory diagnostic testslike cultural, biological, serological, histopathological and other diagnostictests including latest molecular biological techni!ues.

1.

To collect and analyEe the epidemiological data of the disease occurrences

in the (tate and take measures for control and eradication.


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>4ii6 AGENC AND SCEDULED AREAS:

(ome parts of (rikakulam, >iEianagaram, >isakhapatnam, Fast )odavari,Iest )odavari, ;urnppl, ;hammam, Iarangal, Adilabad and Mahaboobnagarhave been earmarked as Agency / (cheduled areas. 9or intensive health care oflivestock in these areas, *nstitutions manned by graduates and ara veterinary staffare functioning %4 M>s, 3 >Hs, s, and 36 =$'s&. The Animal Husbandryactivities are carried out in these areas to uplift the weaker sections. The work doneparticulars are as follows.

S.NO Ite' o @o- Nos.

. #o. of cases treated 106


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S.NO. S"ECIES

NO. OF ANIMALS SLAUGTERED

INRECOGNISEDSLAUGTER

OUSES

IN UNRECOGNISEDSLAUGTER

OUSES

TOTAL

. attle 40


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Dne 9odder (eed Multiplication 9arm is functioning at =eddipalli to produceimproved varieties of 9odder slips and seeds for supply to needy farmers on costbasis.

uring the year 12"121, 74 breeding bulls were supplied to the 9roEen(emen :ull (tations/ farmers. These farms during the year 12"121 produced .2lakhs $iters of milk, 2.12 lakh $iters of milk was sold.

>ii6 ANDRA "RADES LI8ESTOCH DE8ELO"MENT AGENCK

The (tate )overnment with financial assistance from )overnment of *ndiahas launched a massive programme of restructuring of attle :reeding Dperationsin the (tate under #ational ro@ect for attle and :uffalo :reeding %#::&. Toimplement this programme, Andhra radesh $ivestock evelopment %A$A& hasbeen established and started functioning from April 1222.

The year"wise break"up of budget sanctions / releases made by )overnmentof *ndia is furnished below.

ea-()*get in Rs. in la5s

Santione* Release*

I "5ase:

1222"2


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OBeti4es:

Main ob@ectives of A$A areG

. To improve the productivity of cattle in the (tate through geneticimprovement.

1. To provide door"step A.* services to the farmers to produce faster geneticimprovement.


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b. The performance of cattle breeding programme implemented during theyear 12"1 is given below.

Sl.No. Cattle -ee* t9,e No. o A-tiiial

Inse'inationson*)te*

No. o 5ig5 9iel*ing

,-ogen9 al4es o-n

Bersey


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B.;.Trust and 3 Dther entres and in total 5453 entres are functioning for whichfroEen semen and $i!uid #itrogen is being supplied.

The district wise Artificial *nsemination entres presently functioning are givenbelowG

So)-e: A"LDA(.#D *(T=*T

eptl.*nsti"

tutions

)opala"

mitrasB.;.Trust :A*9

airy

'nionDthers Total

(rikakulam 4 73 2 2 2 2


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Follo;ing a-e salient ite's o ;o- *one in t5eseA-tiiial Inse'ination Cente-s:

S.NO DISTRICT

A=T*9**A$ *#(FM*#AT*D#( D#F A$9 :*=TH(

FLDT* *#. M'==AH TDTA$ FLDT* *#. M'==AH TDTA$

(rikakulam 44554 576< 0


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The total cost of the ro@ect is =s. ? for every A* alf

produced in Adilabad istrict and =s. ,222/" is being paid to M/s. B. ;. Trust )>? for

every A.*. alf produced in other %3& istricts.

Dut of 722 *$ enters sanctioned, 125 centers have been discontinued due to poor

performance . resently, out of 15 centers, 144 centers are functioning in %4& istricts.

Till the end of March 121, a total of 5,61,


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>4ii6 LIUID NITROGEN TRANS"ORT:

$i!uid #itrogen being transported from procurement places to theistrict Head uarters through our transport horiEontal tankers. The

$As in"turn will supply to the A* enters within the istricts.

>4iii6 TRAINING CENTRES:

Two =egional Training enters are functioning under A$A one at)annavaram, ;rishna istrict and other at (eetharampet, Hyderabad. ue toimplementation of )opalamitra (cheme in larger way, all the $As acted asTraining enters and completed )opalamitra Training rogramme successfully.

>i+6 LIUID NITROGEN:

The re!uired !uantity of $i!uid #itrogen is procured from =*#$,>ishakapatnam and raxair *ndia vt $td.

9or uninterrupted and assured supply of $i!uid #itrogen, 13 >ertical :ulk(torage Tankers of isakhapatnam, two tankers of 0222 lit and 2222 lit capacity, are being operated fromD/o. A %AH&, Monitoring ell, Hyderabad and one 2222 $itres tanker is being

operated from Tirupati.

>+6 (REEDING (ULLS FOR NATURAL SER8ICE:

:reeding bulls were supplied on 178 subsidy to the remote village where it isdifficult to provide A* facility to the farmers. The particulars of bulls distributedduring 12"1 are as follows.

Sl.No

Dist-it()lls s),,lie* *)-ing 201112

Ongole M)--a5 C( Total

;urnool 6 0 0 11 >iEianagaram 2 2

< ;hammam < 2 $

6 Medak 2 6 2 $

Total % 1$ 7 2

>+i6 (UFFALO (REEIDNG COM"LE!? NEHARIHALLU:

The A$A took up rearing of young bulls at this farm. The details of bullsreceived and distributed from ::, #ekarikallu are as followsG


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S.No. Ite' Ongole ! S M)--a5 F Total

(tock in the beginning of theyear

2 72 03 2 127

1 =eceipts 2 2 1< 2 133

< istribution 7 1 14 2 %$

6 ied/ ulled 2 1 2 3

7 :alance at the end of the year 7 14 02 2 203

Dut of 76 breeding bulls distributed, 10 are distributed for #atural (erviceand 14 for 9roEen (emen :ull (tations.

>+ii6 LI8ESTOCH INSURANCE "ROGRAMME:

$ivestock *nsurance rogramme has been implemented in the following 11istricts during 12"1. uring the year ,7,3iEag 427< 76 *(A;HAAT#AM #ew *ndia, >iEag 1720 75 76

< >*N*A#A)A=AM #ew *ndia, >iEag 72< 721 647

6 FA(T )DA>A=* #ew *ndia, >iEag


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4 MFA; 'nited 1355 3 16

5 #*NAMA:A 'nited 106


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8I. FEED AND FODDER DE8ELO"MENT:

Availability of feed and fodder is a ma@or constraint in promotion of dairyhusbandry. The availability of dry fodder including greens, can meet only


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Cent-all9 S,onso-e* S5e'es o- Fo**e- Fee* De4elo,'entG

The )ovt. of *ndia has sanctioned =s. 0.11 crores for 9odder C 9eeddevelopment under entrally (ponsored (chemes. The components include )rassland development, ower driven chaff cutters, silage making, fodder seedprocurement C distribution and AEolla. The scheme is implementad successfullyduring the year 12"1.The progress of the (cheme ids detailed belowG

($.#D#ame of the pro@ect

omponent

Targets Achievement 8 Achievement

hysical#o

9inancialin

=s.$akhs

hysical#o

9inancialin

=s.$akhs

hysical#o

9inancialin

=s.$akhs

)rass $andevelopment

7


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FODDER DEVELOPMENT ; CONSERVATION PRO


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MGNREGS DISTRICT @ISE "ROGRESS FOR TE EAR 2

(.#o.

istrict #ame

Fstimates Adm. (anctions omm. $rs

#o. ofIorks

Total %=s.in $akhs&

#o. ofIorks

Total %=s.in $akhs&

#o. ofIorks

Total %=in $akh

Anantapur 056


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8II. S"ECIAL SCEMES:

1. "RIME MINISTERS "ACHAGE:

*n *ndia, about 328 of the families are dependent on Agriculture and allied

activities. uring the past five year-s period, the country has faced continuous natural

calamities like successive droughts and pest attacks due to which the farmers could not

get income form the agriculture. The farmers were debt prone and mounting of debts

year after year conse!uent social humiliation faced by the family, financial extortion and

psychological trauma resulting in social disconnect have lead to eventual suicides. *t is

not only a tragedy for their families by loosing breadwinner, but also to the ountry by

loosing a farmer. A large number of farmers committing suicide in certain parts thecountry has been a matter of serious concern for the )overnment. The )overnment of

*ndia have identified


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II. I',le'enting Dist-itsG Mahabubnagar, =angareddy, Medak, #iEamabad,Adilabad, ;arimnagar, Iarangal, ;hammam, #algonda, hittoor, ;adapa, ;urnool,Ananthapur, )untur, rakasam and #ellore %0& districts.

III. Co',onents o t5e "aage:.

*nduction of high yielding milch animals

1. =earing support for 9emale calves of inducted animals


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production and income generation. 9or this, the farmers are provided 728 subsidy on

actual cost of animal to the extent of =s.7222/" per animal, with the balance amount

coming through :ank credit. The high yielding milch animals like Murrah C Mehasana

milch buffaloes and rossbred Bersey C Holstein 9riesian milch cows are being procured

from Haryana, un@ab )u@arat, Tamilnadu, ;arnataka C Maharashtra states and

distributed in 0 distress districts.

2. Rea-ing s),,o-t o- Fe'ale al4es o in*)te* ani'als: As the farmers in the

identified districts may not be in able to meet the rearing cost female calves of the

inducted milch animals, the beneficiaries are provided 728 subsidy J =s.12/" per calf to

meet the cost of feed, fodder and health care for a period of one year %total of =s.3eterinary institutions.

%. (-ee*ing Se-4ies >A-tiiial Inse'ination an* Oest-)s S9n5-oniation6:


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A. Artificial *nsemination (ervices will be provided to the 328 breedable animals

including inducted milch animals on free of cost.

:. Destrus (ynchroniEation rogramme is aimed at synchroniEation of heat in ows

and :uffaloes and also to bring more number of animals in to productive fold.

Thus helps in augmenting milk production. This programme is taken up to cover

328 of breedable animals on free of cost.

. Fo**e- (lo Maing Unit an* Mini Fee* Mi+ing "lantsG )overnment of *ndia have

permitted for setting up of 22 +Mini 9eed Mixing lants by conversion of 4 9odder

:lock making units in addition to establishing of 1 9odder block making units. Mini

9eed Mixing lants are allotted to the Mandal Mahila (amakhyas %MM(&.

7. Estalis5'ent o ()l Mil Cooling Units:

:ulk Milk ooling 'nits %:M's& will be established for holding the milk to facilitate

milk procurement. 9or every 222 to 1,222 liters of milk producing cluster of dairy

units, one M'/:' with unit cost of =s.16.22 lakhs as total grant, will be established.

Co',onentsI',le'enting De,a-t'ent Agenies:S.N

De,a-t'entFMF#T

%hyG *n #os, 9inG =s.in rores&


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(.#o.

omponent

:udget allocation forthe implementation

period

Total :udget releasedby )o*

umulativeAchievement

hy 9in hy 9in hy 9in

*nduction of milch animals 64222 31.22 64222 31.22 65300 3.37

1 alf rearingrogramme

=earing support tofemale calves born of

inducted milchanimals 16222 3.71 16222 3.71

12622 0.3?& is being implemented in the state

with 228 entral Assistance during th9ive ?ear lan % 1224"25 to 12"1&

OBeti4e:To achieve 58 growth rate in Animal Husbandry (ector during thfive year

plan.

I',le'enting Dist-itsG (rikakulam, >iEianagaram, >isakhapatnam Fast )odavari,

Iest )odavari, ;rishna )untur, rakasam, #ellore hittoor, ;adapa, ;urnool,

Anantapur Mahabubnagar, =angareddy, Medak, #iEamabad, Adilabad, ;arimnagar,

Iarangal, ;hammam and #algonda*

I',le'entation "e-io*G 6 years, i.e., 1224"25, 1225"2 , 122" C 12"1.

Finanial O)t la9:

200/0# 200#10 201011 201112 Total

Rs.111$.00

La5s

Rs. #/#$.00

La5s

Rs. #$%7.00

La5s

Rs. #$31.00

La5s

Rs.3##2/.00

$akhs

Details o "-oBets o- t5e 9ea- 201112:

1. A)g'entation o Mil "-o*)tion:

ESTA(LISMENT OF MINI DAIR UNITSG *n order to increase the milk production

and provide livelihoods, it is proposed to promote Mini airy units with 7 Milch animals

by provide 178 subsidy on cost of milch animals. *t is proposed to promote 4567 Mini

dairy units. 9eed support health care, haff cutter and milking machines will be provided

on subsidy basis.1244 Mini airy units have been grounded so far.

2. A)g'entation o Meat "-o*)tion

S),,l9 o Ra' La' UnitsG *n order to augment the meat production , it is proposed to

provide =am $amb 'nits% 12 =am $amb unit& on 728 subsidy by providing rs.6222/" per

'nit. *t is proposed to provide 7222 =am $amb 'nits.130 'nits have been grounded so

far.


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3. Li4esto ealt5 an* S),,o-ti4e "-og-a''es:

*n order to ensure good reproductive health, it is planned to conduct health, awareness C

fertility camps in villages to improve the reproductive status to produce its progeny ,

health of livestock and also to bring awareness among farmers on livestock rearingtechni!ues to augment maximum milk production.

$. S5ee, Goat ealt5a-e:

isease problem is one of the important issues to be addressed in small ruminant sector.

ue to poor socio"economic back ground of the farmers and illiteracy , the potential of

small ruminant sector is not fully exploited. (upplementation of >itamins C minerals ,

feeding of concentrate feed regular deworming, vaccination , diticking are some of the

interventions re!uired to improve the production and to reduce the mortality. (uch

interventions will reduce early lamb C kid mortality and increase weight gain and thus

sheep C )oat farming will become more lucrative to the farmers. The beneficiaries need to

be oriented on scientific management systems of sheep and )oat rearing to bring

awareness.

*t is proposed to take up organiEing (heep health camps, disease prevention and

control and deworming in sheep C )oat

*t is proposed to take up production of vaccines C diagnostic and health C

awareness camps.

The allocation of :udget is as follows.

(.#o. ro@ectTarget

:udgetreleased

Achievement

hy 9in 9in 9in romoting Mini dairy units 4567 61.5 32.


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RASTRIA HRISI 8IHAS OANA SU( SCEMES 201112

The )overnment of *ndia have introduced tree (ub schemes under =;>? during

the year 12"1 in A (tate.

1. ACCELERATED FODDER DE8ELO"MENT "ROGRAMME:

"-o*)tion o Fo**e-G DrganiEing fodder production programme based on

cluster approach in the selected / targeted clusters preferably in airy catchment

areas by promoting appropriate and region specific fodder varieties. istribution

of *mproved varieties of fodder seed combining $egumes and #on"$egumes for

production in acre and also perennial fodder development in acre as per M)"

#=F)( norms is proposed.

A*o,tion o a,,-o,-iate te5nologies o- ,ost5a-4est 'anage'ent:

Technologies like power operated, Tractor mounted chaff cutters and silage

making units for fodder processing and conservation would be promoted in the

selected / targeted clusters and Mandals.

2. NATIONAL MISSION ON "ROTEIN SU""LEMENTS:A. Dai-9 De4elo,'entG *t is proposed to induct pregnant heifers and airy 'nits with

2 milch animals. The #odal Agency has approved the Action lan for =s.3.< rores

.

:. Goat De4elo,'entG *t is proposed to development )oat lusters in all 11 districts by

providing feed and medicines. The #odal Agency has approved the Action plan for

=s.1.72 rores.

Target and Achievement up to Dct.12

(.#o. (chemes rorgamme :udgetallocated

:udgetreleased

ommittedexpenditure

. Accelerated 9odderroduction

""16.22 1.22 2.22

1. #ational Missionon roteinevelopment

airyevelopment

3.< 0.0< 1.isakhapatnam for implementation of (heep *nsurance(cheme J 08 premium rate in %0&, istricts i.e, >iEianagaram, >isakhapatnam, Fast

)odavari, )untur, rakasam C #ellore districts of Andhra radesh on 13"2"121. As

per the new Mo' the premium amounts and sum assured are as follows.

"-og-ess -e,o-t on S5ee, Ins)-ane

ea-No. o S5ee, ins)-e*

Go4t. S5a-ea*B)ste* Rs. in

La5sFo- 19ea-

Fo- 29ea-s

o)ngones

Total

1220"23 1363356 2 721In Rs6(eneiia-9

>1


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rovision of Fx")ratia to the (heep rearersG

)overnment have issued a ).D.Ms.#o. 06 AH, C 9 %AH***& ept. t.


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"igge-9 De4elo,'ent "-oBet? 8isa5a,atna'

Dne iggery evelopment ro@ect at >isakhapatnam is rendering technicalassistance to the beneficiaries in the maintenance of fattening units, up gradation of desipigs, supply of pre"mixed feed, marketing of finished pork and pork products, besidesexercising technical control over the 6 ig :reeding (tations and promotion of pork salesin the (tate.

The pro@ect rendering necessary technical assistance to the beneficiaries inmaintenance of fattening units, up gradation of esi igs, supply of premixed feed,marketing of finished ork and ork products in the districts of >isakhapatnam,>iEianagaram, (rikakulam besides exercising technical control over the 6 pig breedingstations and promotion of ork sales in the (tate.

The pork and port products produced at this pro@ect is being marketed through isakhapatnam, >iEianagaram, Fast )odavari, Iest)odavari, ;rishna and )untur.

"ig Fattening S5e'e >(9 a s9ste'6

The istrict (..(ociety has established a iggery omplex at ;rishnapuram asuburb of >isakhapatnam with permanent sheds to rehabilitate (cheduled aste peoplethrough ig 9attening (cheme and a total number of 17 families are provided with$.I.? weaners and fat pigs produced by them were taken back after attaining 32 to 42

kgs. live weight and each beneficiary is getting an amount of =s.


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!. "OULTR DE8ELO"MENRT:

oultry farming in Andhra radesh is most dynamic and fastest growing segmentof Agriculture (ector. The (tate occupies first rank in egg production and broilerproduction in the ountry with an annual production of 11 rore eggs and 6.67 $A;HMTs of oultry Meat.

The epartment is attending to the production and supply of poultry vaccines toprotect against various diseases in poultry, besides extending modern technical know"how to the poultry farmers.

R)-al (a9a-* "o)lt-9 De4elo,'ent )n*e- Cent-all9 S,onso-e* S5e'e:

. The =ural :ackyard oultry evelopment programme under entrally (ponsored

(cheme has been implemented in 0 districts %Iarangal, ;arimnagar, ;hammam,;adapa, ;urnool C Ananthapur& of the state during the year 12"1.

1.

The )ovt of *ndia has released =s. 33.72 lakhs during the year 12"1 for

implementation of =ural :ackyard oultry evelopment with 228 grant and a loan

component for establishment of Mother 'nits.


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< ;hammam 5.72 5.72 :eneficiaries 522 522

Mother 'nits setup

< eterinary Burisprudence

< 4.1.121To

2.1.121

ADDL 1#

5 Training rogramme on isciplinary C

>igilance rocedure

< 11.1.121

to16.1.121

Ministe-ial Sta

o ea* Oie Dist-it Oie

1/

12 Fntrepreneurship evelopment through$ivestock (ector

< 13.1.121To 15.1.1

T-aining Cente-a)lt9

2$

etails of Additional Training rogrammes organised at (M*$A during the year 122"12G

S.No. Na'e o t5e T-g. "-og-a''eD)-ation

>Da9s6Dates

No.o,e-sons t-aine*

1*nduction training to #ewly recruited >A( 1.7.12 35

2 Half day programme on + How to attainhealthy personalityto staff of irectorate

/1 day 1.7.12 5eterinarians were trained at >:=*, Hyderabad.

ii. REGIONAL ANIMAL US(ANDR TRAINING CENTRES:

=egional Animal Husbandry Training entres %=AHTs& are located in>isakhapatnam, ;akinada, )untur, :anavasi, =eddipalli, Mamnoor, and ;arimnagar.

The core rogrammes that are area specific are designed and trainings areorganiEed to the staff of the districts, which fall in the @urisdiction of each training centre.

iii6 DISTRICT ANIML US(ANDR TRAINING CENTRES:

The need to develop istrict Training entres was felt to realiEe the long"term

goal of offering need"based trainings to every employee working in the DrganiEation onregular basis. Iith a spirit to decentraliEe the Training rogrammes and ac!uaint thefield staff with the latest knowledge and skills, the istrict Training ells were startedand are functioning at >eterinary oly linics in each istrict. 'nder AHTs,Technical and #on"Technical field staff is trained. The istrict administration isentrusted with the responsibility of lanning and implementation of need basedTraining rogrammes to the istrict (taff, so that Training will be more useful andmeaningful and nearer to the local demands. :esides, such Trainings will be feasible,sustainable in the long run and cost effective.

uring the year 122"1, 020 >eterinarians, 661 ara >eterinarians and


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1 **A, #ew elhi

< *>=*, *Eathnagar 6

6 #:A)=, ;arnal 6

7 UAMA(, :angalore 1

0 >eterinary ollege, :idar 13 >eterinary ollege, :angalore 7

1. The epartment has deputed %7& in service >eterinary Assistant (urgeons toprosecute M.>.(c., course for a period of two years during the academic year 122" at)overnment cost.

eterinaryAssistant Training ourse in %3& =AHTs in the (tate during 12"1 and conductedpractical and theory exam an all %33& direct recruitment candidates and %


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*nformation on livestock and poultry was collected through completeenumeration for 78 of the total number of villages in the (tate each year. 9or recordingthe information on yields and detailed study a sub sample of 1 villages from each(tratum were selected. 2 types of survey schedules are being used for collection ofinformation. The Fnumerator will collect the data %(elected village wise/House holdwise& and the sample check of the data is being done by the concerned *nspector and9ield Dfficer.

MILH?MEAT AND EGG "RODUCTION DURING 201112

S.NO DISTRICTMILH

"RODUCTION>LAH Mts.?

MEAT"RODUCTION

>Mts.?6

EGG"RODUCTION>LAH Nos.?6

(=*;A;'$AM *N*A#A)A=AM *(A;HAAT#AM 7.A=* 3.61


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12 ;A=*M#A)A= 7.37 61261 0116

1 IA=A#)A$ isakhapatnam


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O(ECTI8ES:The main ob@ectives of ublicity and Fxtension Iing areG

. issemination of latest technologies for increased $ivestock production.1. opulariEing various developmental and production oriented rogrammes

implemented by Animal Husbandry epartment through print and electronicmedia.

is one of the mainob@ectives of ublicity C Fxtension Iing. uring the year were produced.

3. "RESS "U(LIC RELATIONS:

The ublicity and Fxtension Iing is maintaining close liaison with press andpopulariEing the programme through press as for as possible. uring the year 65 pressreleases issued and 2 press conferences were arranged. Apart from this 015 press


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cuttings are preserved and in total 17 press re@oinders were issued by all the four units ofublicity C Fxtension Iing in the (tate.

$. "RINT MEDIA:

:ringing out suitable publications on the livestock management for the use offarmers and field staff, containing up"to"date scientific information on the livestockrearing feeding disease control is one of the prime ob@ectives of this wing.

uring the year < osters, 5 leaflets, 4 booklets and 7 other publication werebrought by the ublicity C Fxtension Iing.

%. OTER E!TENSION ACTI8ITIES:

uring the year two fiber models of H9 milch animal with cow and Dngole

:ull were prepared for exhibition to farmers.

I6 De*iate* a-'e- ino-'ation ell: The department has set up a dedicated

information center for awareness of farmers and entrepreneurs on

departmental activities, schemes and entrepreneurial opportunities under

livestock sector. ; toll free number was arranged in the information

center for access of information on livestock activities.

II6 Li4esto S5o;s an* E+5iition:Arranging attle (hows, alf rallies, Milk yield competitions and

Fxhibitions, is one of the ob@ectives of ublicity C Fxtension Iing and

participating to record and publiciEe whenever those programmes are

conducted.

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