Cattle Breeding Farms

Central Cattle Breeding Farms

Central Cattle Breeding Farm, P.O. Dhamrod, District : Surat-394 125. Gujarat Ph: 02646-276109	Central Cattle Breeding Farm, P.O. Sunabeda-2, District : Koraput-793 002. Odisha. Ph: 06853-223390
Central Cattle Breeding Farm, Andesh Nagar, P.B. No. 63, District : Lakhimpurkheri 262701. Uttar Pradesh Ph: 05872-252835	Central Cattle Breeding Farm, Cattle Farm (Post) Alamathi Thiruvallur-Redhills Road Chennai-52 Ph: 044-26310884
Central Cattle Breeding Farm, Chiplima, P.O. Basant Pur Via-CA Chiplima, District Sambalpur-768025. Odisha. Ph: 0663-2570722	Central Cattle Breeding Farm, Suratgarh, P.O. Bhagwandar Distt Sriganganagar-335804, Rajasthan. Ph: 01509 268091
Central Cattle Breeding Farm, Hessarghatta, Bangalore North-560 088. Karnataka Ph: 080-28466227

State Cattle Breeding Farms

Himachal pradesh

Cattle Breeding Farms, Department of Animal Husbandry, Himachal Pradesh

Cattle Breeding farm, Palampur, Distt. Kangra Ph: 1894-230467	Cattle Breeding farm, Kothipura, Distt. Bilaspur Ph: 1978-280034
Cattle Breeding farm, Bagthan, Distt. Sirmaur	Cattle Breeding farm, Bhangrotu, Distt. Mandi Ph: 1905-223077
Cattle Breeding farm, Kamand, Mandi Ph: 1905-269811

Sheep Breeding Farms, Department of Animal Husbandry, Himachal Pradesh

Cattle Breeding farm, Palampur, Distt. Kangra Ph: 1894-230467	Cattle Breeding farm, Kothipura, Distt. Bilaspur Ph: 1978-280034
Cattle Breeding farm, Bagthan, Distt. Sirmaur	Cattle Breeding farm, Bhangrotu, Distt. Mandi Ph: 1905-223077
Cattle Breeding farm, Kamand, Mandi Ph: 1905-269811

Rabbit Farms, Department of Animal Husbandry, Himachal Pradesh

Rabbit Breeding Farm, Nagwain, Distt. Mandi Ph: 1905-287584	Rabbit Breeding Farm, Kandwari, Distt. Kangra Ph: 1894-230467

Kerala

Cattle Breeding Farm, Thumburmuzhi Chalakudy, Thrissur-680721 Phone: 0480-2746065 Email: cbfthumburmuzhy@kau.in Poultry and Duck Farm Mannuthy P.O., Thrissur-680651 Phone: 0487-2370237 Email: pdfmannuthy@kau.in	Livestock Research Station Thiruvazhamkunnu, Palakkad-678606 Phone: 04924-262243 Email: lrsthiru@kau.in University Livestock Farm Mannuthy P.O., Thrissur-680651 Phone: 0487-2370302 Email: ulfmannuthy@kau.in
Centre for Pig Breeding & Research Mannuthy P.O., Thrissur -680651 Phone: 0487-2370378 Email: pigcenter@kau.in

Karnataka

tate Livestock Breeding & Training Center, Hesaraghatta, Bangalore Ph: 080-28466397	Livestock Breeding Farm, Hesaraghatta, Bangalore Ph: 080-28466456
Hallikar Cattle Breeding Center, Kunikenahalli, Tumkur Dist Ph: 808139-286805	Livestock Research and Information Centre, Deoni, Karanja, Hallikhed-585415, Bidar, Karnataka Ph: 08482 - 200219

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