Animal Breeding

21st Livestock Census Animal Breeds- A Ready Reckoner

Livestock Census is a regular quinquennial exercise of Department of Animal Husbandry & Dairying (DAHD). The first Livestock Census was conducted in the year 1919 and last census i.e. 20th Livestock Census was conducted in 2019. The 21st Livestock Census exercise has been launched across the country on 25th October, …

Bhitarkanika may get world heritage site status

KENDRAPARA (ORISSA): Already declared a Ramsar wetland site, the Bhitakanika National Park with its rich bio-diversity and a unique eco-system is set to receive an even more exalted position being shortlisted for a World Heritage site. The Bhitarkanika National Park has been shortlisted from among 27 additional sites by the …

Haryana livestock breeding policy 2010

The Governor of Haryana is pleased to notify the Livestock Breeding Policy to promote breeding and development of livestock especially in cattle and buffaloes in the state as under. This policy will be subject to revision after every 20 years or earlier as deemed necessary by Animal Husbandry and Dairying …

Horse sense

One unforgettable moment during the Republic Day parade in Delhi is the sight of the President driving up Rajpath, accompanied by the members of the President's Bodyguard on their majestic steeds. It's ironic as well. The Presidential limo represents the reason that horses became an endangered species: the arrival of …

New awards for livestock farmers instituted

Ludhiana: With the aim to give an impetus to the livestock sector in Punjab by strengthening the varsity

Current status and options for livestock biotechnologies in Developing Countries

A number of fundamental questions can now be asked about livestock biotechnologies in developing countries: To what extent are they being used today in developing countries? What are the reasons for their success (or failure) in developing countries? What emerging challenges can be addressed through their application? What options do …

Breeding may boost gharyal population

Natural breeding of gharyals in the Chambal river has come as a ray of hope after the existence of the species was endangered with more than 100 of them dying due to a toxic chemical from end of 2007 to early 2008. The actual number of ghariyals is still unclear …

Project on breeding of Beetal goats reviewed

Beetal is the only recognised goat breed in Punjab. Due to indiscriminate slaughter, breeding and movement to other states, this breed was on the verge of extinction from its home tract. The population of Beetal goat in Punjab had declined drastically to less than 10,000. A limited number of breed …

Haryana to set up project for conservation, breeding of peacock, chinkara

With a view to protect and increase the population of peacock and chinkara in Haryana, the State Government has chalked out an ambitious plan to set up an integrated project for their conservation and breeding that would be developed over 70 acres of land. Finance and Environment Minister Captain Ajay …

MP hasnt given up yet

Himanshu Kaushik | TNN Ahmedabad: Despite getting four zoobred lions from Hyderabad, Delhi and Bhopal, the Madhya Pradesh (MP) will once again push for getting wild Asiatic lions from Gir sanctuary. Conservator of forest, Gwalior Murli Krishnan said he was in New Delhi on Monday to submit a report raising …

After Guj denial, MP gets zoo-bred lions

The wild cats will be imported from zoos in Hyderabad, Bhopal and Delhi Himanshu Kaushik | TNN Ahmedabad: It is official now. After Gujarat snubbed Madhya Pradesh

Training held to promote pig farming

Under the auspices of the Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Gossaigaon, a day-long training programme on scientific pig farming was held on the premises of Jaflong Harimandir in Ganger village of Kokrajhar district. The training was aimed at creating motivation among the marginalised villagers to adopt livestock as a way and mean …

Need to remove curbs on tiger visits to Nepal

LUCKNOW: Tigers know no boundaries. They keep crossing over from one forest to another along the Indo-Nepal border. The movement of tigers along the border is must if the existing population is to be saved from in-breeding. Initially, it used to be a contiguous forest along Indo-Nepal border and animals …

Training on goat management

A three-day training programme on

Buxa Tiger Reserve may take up captive breeding

With tigers ageing and their numbers decreasing in the Buxa Tiger Reserve in North Bengal, authorities plan to start captive breeding to maintain the population of the big cats. "We are preparing a plan on the suggestion of the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) on the possibility of captive breeding …

Semi-intensive goat farming projects opened in Darrang dist

For economic sustenance and to encourage goat farming in a scientific manner in rural areas, the first two

A straw that broke double-hump camels back

Decades of political disturbance and Govern-ment neglect have pushed Ladakh

Parsi body plans vulture breeding to help death rites

Mumbai: The Parsi community of the city -- who leave their dead out in the open to be consumed by vultures and were facing problems with disposing their dead with the dwindling number of vultures in the city -- are hoping to resolve the problem with an aviary to rear …

Animal behaviour and ecological aspects (editorial)

Almost all animals face similar basic ecological problems such as a suitable place to live in, appropriate foods to consume, escape from enemies and producing offspring etc. Some areas are good for feeding and some for breeding. Sometimes these areas are widely separated places. Even if suitable areas are found, …

Indigenous knowledge of yak breeding and management by Brokpa community in eastern Himalaya, Arunachal Pradesh

Indigenous ways of conserving the animals through adoption of traditional breeding methods, classifying the breeds, diagnosing the diseases, and preventing the disorders and diseases by using locally available ethnoveterinary practices is still found to be rational and predominant in the remote places in India plays a pivotal role in conserving …

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