SHOPIAN, SEPTEMBER 26: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Shopian today organized an Animal Clinical Camp at Cooler Meadows, Chowan Keller, Shopian.
Prof. Rehana Habib Kant, Director Extension, SKUAST-K was the chief guest on the occasion.
The camp recorded active participation of more than 80 tribal farmers.
Director Extension (SKUAST-K) in her address highlighted the significant role of KVKs in making such programmes more meaningful and beneficial for tribal farmers by treating sick and diseased animals.
During the health camp, experts provided on-spot treatment to around 200 animals including sheep, goats, cattle and horses. Free medicines and dosing material were also distributed among the tribal farmers and nomadic communities.
The camp reported common animal health issues such as foot rot in sheep, secondary infections following controlled FMD, deficiency diseases and parasitic problems, which were promptly diagnosed and treated by the expert team.
CAHO, DSHO, Head KVK Malangpora, Head KVK Shopian, Scientists of KVK Shopian and Veterinary Assistant Surgeons from the Animal and Sheep Husbandry Departments were present.
