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Artificial insemination, Lysink Seaman Technology and IVF are used for scientific animal breeding. Technology is.
44 lakh artificial inseminations have been done.
1.27 crore frozen semen doses have been produced in Gujarat, Patan’s frozen semen station in 5 years.
More than 92 per cent of the calves are being born using Lyzinc Seaman supplements produced at the “Lyzinc Seaman Laboratory” established at Patan. As a result, animal husbandry business is becoming more profitable. Rs.100 crore for the production of more Lyzinc Seaman doses and machinery for the newly constructed Frozen Seaman Station at Mandvi in Surat district. A provision of Rs 4.50 crore has been suggested.
A total provision of Rs 42.84 crore has been increased for the Animal Treatment Institute in 2024-25. For 37 “Karuna Animal Ambulance-1962” units in urban area, Rs. 9.13 crore and Rs. 10,000 for a total of 460 mobile veterinary dispensaries in more than 5300 villages under the “One Mobile Veterinary Dispensary per Ten Village Scheme”. There is a provision of Rs 61.25 crore.
127 Mobile Veterinary for 2024-25 at Rs. 16.96 crore and Rs. 100 crore for starting 50 new mobile veterinary hospitals in the year 2024-25. Rs 6.28 crore will be given. A provision of Rs 4.35 crore has been made to start 65 new permanent veterinary hospitals.
The “Statewide Animal Health Fair Campaign” started from 2002-03 is continuing. A provision of Rs 2.26 crore has been made for 4,497 animal health fairs in 2024-25. Rs 3,462 for animal sexual health campaign. A provision of Rs 2 crore 8 lakh has been suggested.
Rs for vaccination. 7.56 crores.
Livestock Insurance Rs. 23.80 crores.
Rs 10 crore for farmers accident insurance.
Rs 10.50 crore has been earmarked for the implementation of the Padhi-Calf Rearing Scheme for the scientific method of rearing high quality female cattle born through artificial insemination for two years for testing their lineage through the District Cooperative Milk Producer Unions of the state.
Rs 54.57 crore for the remaining culling of pregnant/abandoned cattle of 1.30 lakh herders.
Rs 62.45 crore for setting up dairy cattle unit.
Rs 1 crore for 2024-25 to reward 565 best cattle herders.
Rs 3 crore 66 lakh for animal display competition, camp, training and motivational tour.
A total of Rs 64.7 crore for the construction and repair of houses of the institutions of the Animal Husbandry Department.
cattle breeding
“Mukhyamantri Gau-Mata Poshan Yojana” was launched by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. Under this scheme, an assistance of Rs 175.88 crore was paid for 3.22 lakh cattle in 1211 Gaushala-Panjrapole in 2022-23. This year the scheme has been paid off. Assistance of Rs 176.23 crore for 3.67 lakh cattle in 1225 Gaushala-Panjarapole for the first 6 months period. This year the budget for this scheme is Rs 425 crore.
Kamdhenu University
For Animal Husbandry and Dairy in Kamdhenu University Rs. 312.15 crores.
Establishment of nucleus herd for “Dugari Cow” at “Ramana Muwada” and Laboratory for Disease Diagnosis and Research at Veterinary Clinic Complex, Anand for Rs. 5.21 crores.
A diagnostic and research center for rabies, a veterinary and animal husbandry research and extension unit and a center of excellence in health and food safety will be set up in Anand.
