Contribution of the Department to the Economy of the Region

 

Item

2001 - 02

2002 - 03

2006 - 07

Quantity

Value (crore rupees)

Quantity

Vaule (crore rupees)

Quantity

Value (crore rupees

Milk

6.76 lac MT

676

6.85 lac MT

685

8.38 lac MT

838.50

Eggs

370 million

37

380.4 million

38.04

363.3 million

544.90

Poultry Meat

40 lac Kg's

16

40.5 lac Kg's

17.01

56 lac Kg's

22.40

Cattle Manure

30 lac Tons

30

30 lac Tons

30

27 lac Tons

27

Poultry Manure

16 lac Kg's

0.10

16 lac Kg's

0.10

17 lac Kg's

0.3o

Total

 

759.10

 

770.15

 

1433.10

 

50 years of Animal Husbandry Achievements

 

  • Rinderpest Disease eliminated completely.

  • Spread of Glanders to State never allowed.

  • Liver fluke infestation in 90% animals controlled.

  • Parasitic diseases of livestock no more haunt our farmers.

  • Anthrax, Black Quarter, Hemorrhagic septicemia nearly eliminated.

  • Foot and mouth disease controlled substantially

  • Fowl cholera/duck cholera controlled.

  • Ranikhet disease of poultry controlled.

  • Vaccines against almost all-animal diseases are produced at the departmental facilities.

 

Milestones

 

  • 1950: Civil Veterinary Department re-christened as Animal Husbandry Department

  • 1951: Key Village Scheme for Cattle Development introduced

  • 1953: Stock Assistants Training School started.

  • 1954: Advent of Artificial Breeding

  • 1957: Artificial insemination replaces natural service

  • 1959: Milk Scheme Started

  • 1964: Hill Cattle Development Scheme launched in hilly areas. Jersey Sires recruited for up-gradation of local cattle.

  • 1964: Publicity Wing established

  • 1965: Sheep Husbandry Department comes into being Livestock Research Center started for Diseases Investigation and Manufacture of Vaccines

  • 1967: Intensive Cattle Development Programme launched

  • 1967: Poultry Project Hariparbath became operational followed by launching of Broiler Project.

  • 1969: A Duck Breeding Farm established at Umerhair

  • 1970: Rinderpest Disease eliminated from valley

  • 1971: Marketing Division for providing marketing facilities to poultry farmers established

  • 1975: Food & Fodder Development wing established

  • 1979: Institute of Animal Health and Biological Products established at Zakura

  • 1980: Marked the advent of Frozen Semen Technology for Cattle A I facilities available in remotest areas Duck Breeding Farm established at Sumbal

  • 1983: White Pekins and Khaki Campbell breeds of ducks introduced Kashmir

  • 1983: Valley Milk Producers Co-operative Federation comes into being

  • 1985:  Yak Breeding Farm Budhkharboo established

  • 1997: Breeding Farm for Double Humped Camel set up at Nobra

 

 

         
         

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