Livestock Department Sindh Launches Modern Livestock Breeding Services in Sindh in Collaboration with Fongrow
The Sindh Livestock Department, along with Fongrow, has launched modern livestock breeding services in Sindh. However, Provincial Minister for Livestock and Fisheries Muhammad Ali Malkani inaugurated the program at the Korangi Cattle Farm. The Sindh Livestock and Fisheries Department launched the initiative in collaboration with fongrow. Experts demonstrated the practical and technical procedures of embryo transfer technology at the Red Sindhi Cattle Farm.
Embryo Transfer Technology Demonstration
Meanwhile, experts demonstrated the practical and technical procedures of embryo transfer technology at the Red Sindhi Cattle Farm. A representative of fongrow delivered a technical presentation on the modern breeding program. The presentation highlighted the potential of embryo transfer and other advanced technologies. These technologies can help improve livestock breeds and increase production.
Senior Officials Attended Ceremony of Inauguration of Livestock Breeding Services in Sindh
Senior officials from the Sindh Livestock Department also attended the ceremony. They included Secretary Livestock and Fisheries Dr. Kazim Hussain Jatoi, Director General Sindh Institute of Animal Health Dr. Nazir Hussain Kalhoro, and Director General Livestock Hizbullah Bhutto. Director Animal Breeding Dr. Iqtidar Memon, Dr. Naeem Siddiqui, Dr. Jaidev, and Dr. Ghulam Haider Khaskheli also attended.
Managing Director Fongrow Major General Amir Naveed, former Managing Director Major General (Retd) Yousuf Majoka, and Chief Operating Officer Brigadier (Retd) Arshad Taufiq attended the event.
FonGrow Cattle Breed Improvement and Research Centre
Focus on Better Breeds and Higher Production
Speaking at the event, Minister Muhammad Ali Malkani stressed the need to adopt modern technology in livestock production. He said the government aims to promote superior livestock breeds. In addition, govt also wants to increase milk and meat production. The government also plans to provide modern breeding facilities to livestock farmers.
The minister said Sindh can strengthen its livestock sector through scientific methods and advanced technologies. He added that these measures will increase farmers’ income. At the same time, they will contribute to the overall economy.
Finally, the organizers presented participants with commemorative shields and gifts. The event highlighted Sindh’s growing focus on modern breeding technologies and scientific livestock development.
