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3.  ENHANCING BEEF PRODUCTION IN PUNJAB, PHASE-II (2015-18)
                       3540 buffalo calves (1 to 15 days age) were registered under Save the
                       Calf Project, and the farmers were awarded Rs. 6500/- on successful
                       completion of 4-month phase. Similarly, under the feedlot fattening
                       component, 1925 buffalo calves (one and a half year) were registered
                       for 3 months and on successful completion of the phase, Rs. 4000/-
                       per calf were awarded to the successful farmers.

                   4.  ENHANCEMENT         OF     LIVESTOCK        PRODUCTION        AND
                       PRODUCTIVITY  THROUGH  STRATEGIC  DE-WORMING  AND
                       VACCINATION (2016-18)
                       As part of this project, 1759173 animals were de-wormed. Similarly,
                       4427615  large  and  6647996  small  animals  as  well  as  4012481
                       poultry birds have been vaccinated against different diseases.

                   5.  ENHANCING  COMPETITIVENESS  OF  LIVESTOCK  PRODUCTION
                       SYSTEM  BY  JOINT  VENTURE  OF  LIVESTOCK  DEPARTMENT
                       WITH SKILLED COMMUNITY ACTIVISTS (2016-18)
                       The project aimed at engaging community facilitators and updating
                       the knowledge of livestock activists. The details are as under:

                            Male Community      Female Community Facilitators     Total
                              Facilitators
                                  900                        900                  1800


                   6.  PROVISION      OF     BREEDING       SERVICES       IN    PUNJAB
                       SYNCHRONIZED  WITH  THE  LIVESTOCK  BREEDING  ACT  2014
                       (2016-18)
                       The project aimed at paradigm shift from quantitative magnitude of
                       work  towards  qualitative  result-oriented  approach  for  provision  of
                       breeding services, which would eventually lead to enhanced fertility
                       and productivity of the large animals.


                   7.  IMPROVING  PRODUCTIVITY  AND  FERTILITY  OF  SMALL  AND
                       LARGE  RUMINANTS  THROUGH  ENCOURAGEMENT  OF  BULL
                       KEEPING FOR NATURAL MATING (2016-18)
                       Provision  of  incentives/Financial  assistance  to  the  farmers  for
                       encouraging  them  to  maintain  natural  mating  facilities  for  the
                       animals and to enhance the fertility and productivity.


                     No. of Animals Registered               No. of Animals Bred
                 Cow   Buff.  Camel  Ram     Buck    Cow    Buff.   Camel   Ram    Buck
                 Bull   Bull


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