GOVT. OF ODISHA
ANIMAL RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT DEPTT, ODISHA,
DIST. - BALASORE.
-----------------------------------------------------------The Animal Resources Development Department of Balasore District has following
official infrastructures:1. Office of the Deputy Director Frozen Semen Bank, Balasore
2. Office of the Chief District Veterinary Office, Balasore
a. Office of the Sub-Divisional Veterinary Office, Balasore &Nilgiri - 2 nos
b. Livestock Breeding& Dairy Farm, Remuna, Balasore
c. District Poultry Hatchery, Remuna
d. Disease Diagnostic Laboratory, Balasore
e. Veterinary Dispensaries - 21 nos
f. Livestock Aid Centres - 114 nos
g. GomitrasCentres - 96 nos
The C.D.V.O is the Supervising Officer of the District. The concerned
S.D.V.Os directly monitor the Sub-Division wise Animal Husbandry
Activities like Vaccinations, Treatment, Castration, Fodder Cultivations,
CRP Programme, Artificial Insemination, Out-break if any, Livestock
Inspector/Veterinary Asst. Surgeon and Gomitras. During 2009-10 Govt has
sanctioned the construction of the office buildings of 79 no of LAC &10 no
of VD under RIDF-XIII & the construction of these buildings are under
progress. The VAS, LI &Gomitras are allotted GP for their area of operation
& they perform treatment, vaccination, deworming camps, castration
.Artificial Insemination, fodder cultivation & training & extension activities
in their respective GP’s. The Addl.VAS of the respective blocks are to
monitor the schematic Animal Husbandry activities including anti poverty
programme & the development of dairy, small animal, poultry.
1.DISTRICT A.R.D. (ANIMAL RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT) STRUCTURE
No. of Sub-Division
No. of Blocks
No. of Tahasils
No. of G.P.s
No. of Villages
No. of Veterinary Dispensaries
No. of Live Stock Aid Centres
No. of Stationary A.I. Units
No. of Mobile A.I. Units
No. of Frozen Semen Bank
No. of Dist. Diagnostic Laboratory (DDL)
02
12
07
289
2952
21
114
127
102
01
01
No. of LBD Farm
No. of Fodder Farm
No. of Poultry Hatcheries
No. of Gomitra Centres
No. of MPCS
01
01
02
96
211
2.POSITION OF STAFF STRENGTH/ VACANCY
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24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Total
Designation of the
post
C.D.V.O
S.D.V.O
Deputy Director
Dairy Supervisor
A.D.V.O
Nodal Officer
A.D.D.O
A.F.D.O
D.E.O
V.A.S
A.V.A.S
Head Clerk
Sr.Clerk
Jr. Clerk
Jr.Steno
LR. VAS
S.E
I.C.S
Mechanic
Driver
FMD
Try. Sarakar
L.I
Vety. Tech
Specialist
Peon
Attendant
Chowkidar
Ward boy
Sales man
Sanctioned
strength
01
02
01
01
02
01
01
01
04
22
12
02
06
06
01
01
03
01
02
03
04
01
116
09
01
25
83
24
01
02
339
Men in
position
01
02
01
01
01
01
01
01
04
19
12
01
04
06
NIL
NIL
02
01
01
02
04
NIL
95
09
01
23
61
20
01
NIL
265
Vacancy
NIL
NIL
NIL
NIL
01
NIL
NIL
NIL
NIL
03
NIL
01
02
NIL
01
01
01
NIL
01
01
NIL
01
31
NIL
NIL
02
22
04
NIL
02
74
Remark
3. INFORMATION ON LIVESTOCK CENSUS (2007):
Information (In‘000)
Indigenous
Cross bred
Total
Total
841256
27707
868963
Male
325560
2763
328323
Female
515696
24944
540640
Breedable
236700
11786
248486
Total
2157
----
2157
Male
986
----
986
Female
1171
----
1171
Breedable
1171
----
1171
Total
3557
----
3557
Male
1764
----
1764
Female
1793
----
1793
Total
418731
----
418731
Male
181623
----
181623
Female
237108
----
237108
Pig
Population
Total
3209
----
3209
Poultry
Population
Layers
484920
----
484920
Others
242459
----
242459
Cattle
Population
Buffalo
Population
Sheep
Population
Goat
Population
Total Poultry
727379
4. DISEASE DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY, (D.D.L.) BALASORE:AIM &OBJECTIVE :-
There is one D.D.L in Balasore which is located inside the campus of Veterinary
Hospital, Balasore. The Aim & objective of the DDL(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
To provide diagnostic services to the farmers relating to various diseases of
Livestock & Poultry in the district.
To ensure close surveillance of different infectious and contagious disease of
Livestock & Poultry.
Help in combating out break of Livestock & Poultry diseases in the District
by providing early diagnoses in collaboration with ADRI, Phulnakhar,
Cuttack.
Different test conducted in DDL & its user charges (samples are received
during morning.
i. Faecal sample - Rs.5/ii. Blood sample – Rs.5/iii. Nasal smear – Rs. 5/iv. Urine sample – Rs.5/v. Culture & sensitivity – Rs.50/-
5. CALF REARING PROGRAMME :IMPLEMENTATION OF FEMALE CROSS BREED CALF REARING PROGRAMME
SANCTIONED UNDER RKVY DURING 2010-11
In the year 2010-11- 900 nos of cross breed female calves in the milk society area will be
taken of under the calf rearing scheme. As per the scheme minimum age of cross breed
female calves should be four month of age.
1. The primary objective of CRP programme is to up grade non-Descript (Desi cows)
by doing Artificial Insemination & helps in increase of milk production.
2. The scheme is being implemented by milk producer co-operative society in
association with C.D.V.O, Office, local Veterinary Asst. Surgeon & local Livestock
Inspector.
3. The calves under the scheme are insured by the insurance company form 04 month
to 28 months.
4. Total quantity of feed per calf from 04 month to 28 months work out to 1360 kg.
which will be supplied to the farmer in 50% subsidy.
6.FODDER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IN BALASORE DISTRICT.
To popularize fodder cultivation among dairy farmers and to reduce their milk
production cost by feeding green fodder different schemes are going on as follows:7. SEASONAL FODDER MINIKIT DEMONSTRATION PROGRAMME.
i. Kharif Season:- Fodder crop seed minikits of M.P.Chari, Sodex
chari,Pc-6, Maize, Bajra, Cowpea, Guanretc are supplied to farmers
during month of June- July free of cost each demonstration plot
covers 25 cents.
ii. Rabi Season:- Fodder crop seeds like Berseem, Lucerne, Oat etc
supplied to farmers during month of November-December free of
cost each demonstration plot covers -25 cents.
8. PERENNIAL FODDER, CULTIVATION BY FARMERS:Perennial fodder crop roots/ slips like Hybrid Napier, Co-1, Guinea,
Andropogon, Paragrassetc are supplied to farmers on payment of root/slip cost @ 25
paisa each.
Root/Slip are available at Livestock Breeding Farm, Remuna and Fodder Nursery
point at C.D.V.O, Officer campus.
9. ENRICHMENT OF CROP RESIDUES :Demonstration for enrichment of low grade roughages like paddy straw with
urea & molasses to enhance nutritive vale and feeding dairy animals to reduce
feeding cost.
The programme is implemented in dairy co- operative societies.
10. R.K.V.Y FODDER PRODUCTION PROGRAMME:The programme implemented during the year 2010-11. The programme has
been taken up in selected cluster of Basta and Baliapal Block for massive fodder
cultivation in farmers field as both the blocks are intensive dairy pockets. Both
seasonal and perennial fodder crops are being taken up. For seasonal fodder crop
seeds like M.P.Chari, Pc-6, Cow-Pea with chemical fertilizers are supplied free of
cost to selected dairy farmers for fodder cultivation in 10 cent Land each. For
perennial fodder crops Co-1, Paragrass, Guinea roots/slips with chemical fertilizers
are supplied free of cost to farmers for raising perennial fodder plot minimum of 10
cents. Farmers training programme on fodder cultivation are being conducted at
village level.
11.LBD FARM,REMUNA
Name :- The Livestock Breeding and Dairy Farm, Remuna, Dist.- Balasore
Year of Establishment :- The 27th June, 1965.
Location :- It is situated at Ganeswarpur, P.o-Ganeswarpur, Remuna, Balasore only 0.5Km
from NH-5 on JanuganjGolei towards Remuna Bazar.
AIM AND OBJECTIVE:The Livestock Breeding and Dairy Farm was set up with a view to provide the technical
knowledge to the Dairy Farms on Dairy Development activities as follows:1. L.B.D Far, Remuna acts as Bull mother farm for production of genetically quality
Bulls for semen collection for A.I work and natural breeding in inaccessible area.
2. It acts as a demonstration unit for imparting training to the Dairy Farmers regarding
scientific housing, feeding and management of the cross bred cows.
3. It also acts as a demonstration unit providing technical knowledge pertaining to the
quality of fodder production, preservation of surplus fodder by hay making and
silage making and use of this during non-availability of green fodder.
4. Supply of whole milk to the consumers.
5. Quality milk production by scientific management with respect to high fat and SNF
content which fetches good market price.
6. The surplus stock of quality cows and heifers are sold to the farmers.
7.
INFRASTRUCTURES
1. Name of the Farm:- Livestock Breeding and Dairy Farm, Remuna, Balasore.
2. Date of establishment:- 27.06.1965
3. Total area of the farm:- Ac. 81.78
a. Area under roads and building :- 16.53
Out of which Ac. 4.95 has been transferred to Balasore Dairy.
b. Cultivable area :- Ac. 65.25
i. Irrigated area :- Ac. 20.0
ii. Non- irrigated area:- Ac.45.25
4. Buildings in details:a. Residential :- 11RB-01, (damaged)
11RA-04 (02 nos damaged)
11 R - 08 nos (02 are repairable and 6nos damaged)
b. Non Residential buildings :- One office building.
c.
i. Cattle shed:- 3 nos ( 120 ft. X 18fteach)- 150 animals capacity each.
ii. Calf pan :- 18 nos ( capacity – 4 animals each)
iii. Treatment shed:- 01 (damaged)
iv. Bullock shed :- 01 (damaged)
v. Pump house:- 02 nos
5. Machinery :- Lift irrigation points – 02 nos (5HP capacity)
STAFF POSITION OF L.B.D FARM, REMUNA
1. A.D.V.O (D.C) ,Balasore, I/c LBD Farm, Remuna – in additional charge.
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Sanctioned strength
Main in position
Vacant
Remarks
Dairy supervisor
Dairy overseer
Livestock Inspector
Tractor Driver
Field Man Demonstrator
Sales Man
Chowkidar
Peon
Sr. Clerk
01
01
00
00
02
00
01
01
01
00
00
01
01
00
02
00
00
00
----Deployed toBBAMUL
Category
Milch cow
Dry cow
Heifer
Bull calf
Suckling male
calf
Suckling female
calf
Total
CB
07
10
10
01
05
2008-09
Haryana Total
01
08
03
13
05
15
00
01
01
06
CB
17
04
12
01
06
2009-10
Haryana Total
01
18
01
05
03
15
00
01
01
07
CB
14
09
11
00
04
2010-11
Haryana Total
00
14
00
09
00
11
00
00
00
04
03
01
04
08
06
14
07
00
07
36
11
47
48
12
60
45
00
45
ANIMAL STRENGTH
PERFORMANCE OF L.B.D FARM, REMUNA
Category
Tota
l
05
CB
04
2008-09
Haryan
a
01
03
01
04
05
01
06
05
01
06
03
05
08
02
06
08
06
07
13
CB
No of bull calves
produced
No of bull calves
supplied
Cows/Heifers
supplied to farmers
Daily average milk
production
Milk production
in lts
Sale proceed of
milk
Sale proceed of
livestock
Sale proceed of
fodder
Total income
05
2009-10
Haryan Tota
a
l
01
06
CB
04
2010-11
Haryan Total
a
01
05
71.5
102.0
104.6
26124
31292
38140.5
Rs.4,08,658/-
Rs.5,15,446/-
Rs.7,83,302/-
Rs.30325/-
Rs.23090/-
Rs.39525/-
Rs.13896/-
Rs.4923/-
Rs.13083/-
Rs.475671/-
Rs.590152
Rs .838380/-
FODDER PRODUCTION OF L.B.D. FARM, REMUNA
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Particulars
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Total cultivable area (Ac.)
Irrigated area
Non- irrigated
Area brought under
cultivation
a. Perennial
b. Seasonal
i.
Kharif
ii.
Rabi
Fodder production in
quintals
Cost of fodder produced
(Rs.)
Total receipts from fodder
(Rs.)
65
20
45
65
20
45
65
20
45
12.5
14
14.5
06
02
3057
05
02
3223
08
04
3940
1,86,248/-
1,93,428/-
2,86,440/-
2,03,381/-
2,06,309/-
3,01,093/-
RATE CHART
1. Milk :- Rs.21/- per lts
2. Green fodder:- Rs.0.90 per kg
3. Roots :- Hybrid Napier – 0.25 per root
Para Grass, Guinea, Andropogan – 0.15 per roots
12.DISTRICT POULTRY HATCHERY, REMUNA
Date of functioning :- 04.12.2010
Date of selling of 1st batch of Chicks :- 26.12.2010
Funding :- It was constructed out of SGSY Infrastructure Fund & RKVY.
Infrastructure available :- 1. Hatchery Building
2. Extension Hatchery
3. Incubator Capacity – 17,136
4. Hatcher Capacity 5,712
Aims &Objective :1. Production of day old chicks for back yard Poultry.
2. Supply of day old chicks to the SHGs at minimum price.
3. Provide technical knowledge for rearing chicken.
Performance for the year 2010-11 :1. No. of Hatching eggs set for hatching :- 52,175
2. No. of Chicks hatched out :- 35,971
3. Hatchability (%) :- 85.78
Sd/- Dr. H.N.Das
Chief District Veterinary Officer,
Balasore