College of Veterinary Science Hosts Smart Livestock Farming Program in Peren, Benefiting Local Farmers
The College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry, Central Agricultural University in Jalukie, Peren district, organized a Kisan Goshti-cum-Input Distribution Programme on February 7, focusing on 'Smart Livestock Farming for Higher Productivity.' The event, held at Mhainamtsi village, was funded by the ICAR–National Meat Research Institute, Hyderabad. It was attended by 256 participants, including 213 farmers, 40 college officials, and three Gaon Bura members. The program featured a technical session and a farmer-scientist interaction, aiming to enhance livestock farming through scientific methods. Additional Deputy Commissioner Albert Ezung, who attended as the chief guest, emphasized the importance of adopting scientific approaches in agriculture. The event also included an animal health-cum-awareness camp, where veterinary medicines, minerals, and vitamins were distributed to 115 farmers. Additionally, 1,000 chicks and 500 kg of poultry starter feed were distributed to 65 farmers. 
