Animal Husbandry (Schemes) Flashcards
The livestock sector has contributed how much share in total GVA of 2022-23?
5.5%
Livestock sector grew by ____ from 2014-15 to 2020-21
7.93%
Share in Agri, Forestry and Fishing in GVA by economics activity?
18.2%
(Less than last year)
Livestock census has been taking place since year?`
1919
Total Livestock population in the country is?
535.7 million
Annual growth rate of milk production is?
3.78%
Inc over previous year
Average yield rate of milk in 2024 for exotic or cross breed cows?
8.12 kg/day/animal
Average yield rate of milk in 2024 for indigenous breeds?
4.01 kg/day/animal
Which breeds have the highest to lowest milk yield rates?
Exotic > Crossbreed > Indigenous
Jersey, Holstein, Brown Swiss are examples of exotic or crossbed cows?
Crossbreed
Which state has the highest & lowest yield rate of milk from exotic and idigenous breeds?
Highest: Punjab (13.5)
Lowest: Bihar
Which state has highest & lowest growth rate of milk production?
Highest: Karnataka (8.7)
Lowest: TN
Highest: Karnantaka, followed by WB
State with highest % share of milk production? - imp
UP at 15.7%
Previously Rajasthan
Who ranks 1st in milk production globally? Share of their contribution globally?
India
24.6%
Which species in India produces the most milk (highest contribution)? - imp
Buffalo Indigenous Milk
Followed by cow crossbred
Animals with highest to lowest meat production contribution?
Poultry> Buffalo> Goat> Sheep> Pig> Cattle
poultry at 48.9%
Young female of a cattle, above the age of 6 months is called?
Heifer
The castrated male of a cattle, used for work?
Bullock
A male cattle, castrated before sexual maturity?
Steer
The Male and Female parent of the calf?
Female: Dam
Male: Sire
A bull ready for reproduction - in estrous condition - is called?
Buller
The period between 2 successive calving births is called?
Calving interval
National Policy for Farmers was formed in
2007
National Dairy Plan Ph 1, a central Sector Scheme, will run from years?
2011-12 to 2018-19