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healthy stock for optimum production. Protectiveand promotional activities of the Animal HusbandryDepartment are being conducted through variousinstitutions such as, Veterinary Poly Clinics,Veterinary Hospitals, Veterinary Dispensaries,Mobile Veterinary Units, Upgraded Sub Centres,Sub Centres etc.,(a) Veterinary InstitutionsVeterinary Institutions have expanded from ahumble beginning of around 120 institutions during1959-60 to 1,374 institutions during 2009-10. Atpresent, the veterinary institutions comprising 6Polyclinics manned by Assistant Directors,22 Clinician Centres manned by Clinicians(Assistant Directors), 139 Veterinary Hospitalsmanned by Veterinary Surgeons (AssistantDirectors) and 1,207 Veterinary Dispensariesmanned by Veterinary Assistant Surgeons provide awide spectrum of Veterinary services.Polyclinics are functioning in six MunicipalCorporations namely, Chennai (Saidapet), Madurai(Thallakulam), Coimbatore, Tirunelveli, Salem andTiruchirapalli. These provide specialized services inGynaecology, Surgery and Medicine and haveX-ray and inpatient facilities. Besides these sixinstitutions, the institutions at Pollachi, Vellore,Dindigul, Erode, Kancheepuram, Thoothukudi arealso equipped with X-ray facilities. Apart fromregular treatment, these institutions are alsoconducting Artificial Insemination for improving thelocal cattle and buffaloes and are also providinghealth care through vaccination and deworming.The problems of infertility are also taken care of bythese institutions.During 2009-10, to expand the veterinaryhealth services, 444 Sub centres were upgraded asUpgraded Veterinary Sub centres manned by JuniorVeterinary Assistant Surgeons.(b) Mobile Veterinary Units55 Mobile Veterinary Units manned byVeterinary Assistant Surgeons provide veterinaryhealth services like vaccination, deworming and1011
eeding coverage like artificial insemination tolivestock reared by farmers residing in remote areaswho face difficulties to reach veterinary institutions.These Units go around their area of operation on ascheduled programme. The services provided bythese Units are well recognized by the public asthey provide benefits at the doorsteps of thefarmers. During the year 2009-10, 3.79 lakhs oflivestock were treated by these Units.(c) Sub-CentresThese centres are headed by LivestockInspectors and provide first-aid to ailing animalsbesides carrying out Artificial Insemination for cowsand she buffaloes. They also conduct pregnancyverification and yearly livestock and poultry censusenumeration work of their sub-centre area. Theirservices are also utilized for vaccination anddeworming with the technical guidance ofVeterinary Assistant Surgeon. At present, 1,385Sub Centres and 444 upgraded Sub Centres arefunctioning in various parts of the State.The species wise work done in the aboveveterinary institutions during 2009-10 is as follows:SpeciesCases treatedCastrationVaccinationDeworming(In lakhs)ArtificialInseminationCattle &Buffalo101.02 2.24 127.64 39.08 38.05Sheep &Goat81.27 6.00 37.35 202.91 -Dog 6.29 0.11 1.60 2.56 -Poultry 11.03 - 303.21 4.49 -Others 2.91 0.07 - 2.02 -Total 202.52 7.62 469.80 251.06 38.05FEED AND FODDERNutrition plays very important role in our dayto day lives towards better health. The same is truefor livestock as well. Rather, it is more importantsince it is directly linked with efficient reproductionand milk production.Feed and fodder are the major factors inenhancing farm animal productivity. The economicviability of livestock husbandry depends on sources1213
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Development of a multivalent oral v
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Out-patient Cases treated during th
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technology focuses on the utilizati
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Srivaikundam blocks have been train
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