Semen Sorted Bank Bassi: Rajasthan’s first sex sorted semen bank started in Bassi, Jaipur. This will increase the chances of birth of calves to 90%, good breed, more milk production and control over stray animals, income of dairy businessmen will also be in millions.
Jaipur Dairy Milestone: A historic step, which was a new identity in the field of dairy production to Rajasthan, was taken on Monday. The state’s first sex sorted semen bank was started in Bassi in Jaipur district, which is equipped with state -of -the -art technology. This technique will increase the chances of birth of calves up to 90 percent, which will increase good breed cows and will increase milk production significantly. Also, control of male animals will also control the problem of stray animals.
Mou signed with Anand Dairy of Gujarat
MOU was signed with National Dairy Development Board, Anand (Gujarat) at a program organized at 3 pm in RCDF office auditorium. Meanwhile, an agreement was also reached for a bio-gas plant between Jaipur Dairy and NDDB. Apart from this, a loan of Rs 8 crore was also approved for a dairy plant with 50,000 liters of milk processing capacity in Banswara and NDDB submitted a loan acceptance letter.
Animal Husbandry and Gopalan Minister Jarajram Kumawat, Minister of State Jawahar Singh Beniwal, National Dairy Development Board Chairman Minesh Shah, Government Secretary Sameer Sharma and RCDF Managing Director Shruti Bhardwaj were present in the program.
Hightech machines from America
This Frozen Seeman Bank of Bassi has been installed in Morden Lab and two high -tech machines ordered from the US. ‘Sex sorted semen doses’ will be prepared by processing traditional seaman doses prepared from 123 bulls with new technology machines. This technology was earlier implemented in the bliss of Gujarat and now Rajasthan has become the second state in the country, where this facility has started.
Rajasthan second in dairy production
Animal Husbandry Minister Jojaram Kumawat inaugurated the lab and said that the project will prove to be a milestone for the dairy industry of Rajasthan. This plant has been prepared in just 5-6 months. Currently, Rajasthan ranks second in milk production and this project will further increase the productivity of the state.
Every house tricolor, every household mustard
During the program, ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ and ‘Har Ghar Saras Bike Rally’ were also organized, which gave a message to raise awareness about dairy and rural development. This initiative is not only towards modernizing animal husbandry, but also an important step towards increasing the income of farmers, improving the quality of livestock and solving stray animal problems.