Animal Farming Business: The exercise is going on at the level of the central government to identify the indigenous species of animals. Now another big step is being taken in this direction by the Central Government. The ground action in which the central government is engaged. If that exercise pays off, it will be a big step in the direction of conserving native species. The Government of India has started doing homework regarding this at the ground level as well. Central government officials say that a large number of cattle herders live in India. Livelihood of lakhs of cattle rearers depends on the rearing of animals. Farmers earn well by making manure from animal milk and dung. The income of cattle herders should increase and indigenous species should be preserved. This is a step in that direction.
Campaign started to identify breeds of indigenous animals
According to media reports, recently Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said that there is a need to classify the species of indigenous animals. This will give them a different identity. Agriculture sector will also get a boost. The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) has started a similar campaign to identify and classify indigenous breeds of cattle in the country.
More than half of the indigenous animals are not classified
We consider indigenous animals as normal cattle and try to identify them. But animals of indigenous breeds are also the wealth of the country. Farmers and cattle rearers earn well from them. More than half of the animals in the country have not been classified. If they are to be saved then they have to be classified separately. Indigenous species will be given special recognition as special species. With this, the agriculture sector will progress and the cattle rearers will be able to earn good income by using the animals properly.
28 breeds of animals were registered
The Union Agriculture Minister said that India’s status in animal husbandry and poultry is big in the country. The efforts of the Central Government are getting recognition at the international level. Breed registration certificates of 28 newly registered breeds were distributed recently. In these, 10 species of cattle, five of pig, 4 of buffalo, 3 of goat, 3 of dog, one of sheep, one of donkey, one species of duck were included. With this step of the central government, these species will be protected in a better way. The Central Government has started notifying all the registered breeds in the Gazette from the year 2019.
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