Suryaa Telangana Desk
A free veterinary treatment camp for dairy animals was conducted at Boddu Chintalapalli village in Geesugonda mandal of Warangal district under the auspices of the District Livestock Development Association and the Animal Husbandry Department.
The camp was inaugurated by District Livestock Development Executive Officer Dr. G. Sampath Rao. Speaking on the occasion, he advised farmers to focus on dairy farming to tackle the impact of El Niño. He also said that farmers seeking female calves could opt for artificial insemination using sex-sorted semen in buffaloes.
Local veterinarian Dr. Srikanth Reddy urged dairy farmers to make use of Gopalamitra services. He said sex-sorted semen was available and advised farmers interested in obtaining female calves to utilise the facility.
Veterinary examinations were conducted for the dairy animals brought to the camp, and medicines were distributed free of cost. Vaccines were administered to 36 dairy animals, while 31 calves were given deworming medication. Artificial insemination was performed on two buffaloes. Treatment was also provided for uterine disorders, along with other examinations.
Village Sarpanch Pogula Vanitha Yugandhar, Junior Veterinary Doctors Hemalatha and Uma, Ramesh, Gopalamitra Supervisor MD Jahangir, Gopalamitras Bandi Sudheer, Tuppari Anil Kumar and Akbar, Intas company representatives Ajay and D. Sridhar, and dairy farmers attended the programme.
Reporter: Vishnu Chander, Geesugonda, Warangal
