Animal Husbandry Department Baramulla

On the eve of his transfer, Shri Minga Sherpa( IAS) Deputy Commissioner of Bla was accorded a warm and respectful farewell by the Chief Animal Husbandry Officer Bla.
In a gracious gesture of appreciation and goodwill, CAHO Bla presented a token of gratitude to Shri Minga Sherpa in recognition of his exemplary leadership, unwavering commitment & distinguished service rendered during his tenure as Deputy Commissioner. His tenure has been marked by administrative excellence, people centric governance and significant developmental initiatives that have greatly benefited the district.
While presenting the gift, the representatives of CAHO Bla lauded Shri Sherpa’s visionary guidance, dedication to public welfare and his collaborative approach in strengthening institutional coordination. The occasion concluded on a note of goodwill, with officer and staff.

Today on 29-04-2025, the Worthy Chief Animal Husbandry Officer (Dr. Ghulam Ahmad Lone), Baramulla, chaired a comprehensive review meeting with the staff of the LDO Sopore organization. During the visit, he conducted an extensive tour of the premises, assessing ongoing activities and initiatives.
He also visited the newly established Hydroponic Fodder Unit and Hay Silage Unit at Amargarh, appreciating the progress made and the potential of these modern fodder production techniques.
The Officer shared valuable insights and issued key directions to ensure the effective implementation of flagship departmental schemes, including HADP, NAIP, NADCP, and others.
The visit reflects the department’s commitment to innovation, efficiency, and improved service delivery in the animal husbandry sector.

Shri V.P. Singh, Director of the Animal Husbandry Statistics Division GOI in presence of Dr. Ghulam Ahmad Lone Chief Animal Husbandry Officer Baramulla convened an interactive meeting to assess & monitor the progress of the 21st Livestock Census in Baramulla District.

Injured Markhor rescued today on 7th of December by Wildlife Department in Uri Subdivision of Baramulla was treated by staff of Animal Husbandry Department led by Superintendent District Veterinary Hospital Baramulla and later the animal was released into the wild