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OFFICE OF DEPUTY REGISTRAR, Block ‘F’ 2nd Floor, Bahumali Bhavan, Manjushri Mill Compound, Girdharnagar Asarwa,

AHMEDABAD, 380004. TELEFAX; +91-79-29702909.

E-mail Id : chrs-ahm@nic.in, hteggi@oulook.com Distance from Ahmedabad Railway station : 3 km.

Distance from Ahmedabad Airport: 6 km. Distance from main Bus Stop: 6 Km

Date of

Inception 1969

Area of

Operation &

Co-Ordination

State of Gujarat and Maharashtra in Co-ordination with State Animal

Husbandry Department, Dairy Co-operatives and Breeders Association

Breeds

Covered

Gir: Kathiawar, Junagarh, and Amreli districts of

Gujrat

Kankrej: South east Rann of Kutch

comprising Mehsana, Kutch Ahmedabad, Kaira,

Sabarkantha and Banaskantha districts of Gujrat

Badmer, districts of Rajasthan

About us

India adopted the main recommendation that there should be only one herd book for a

single breed in each country and that the emphasis should be on pedigree and production records.

Accordingly, necessary steps were taken to lay down breed and production standards for several

breeds of national importance and to open their herd books. Major activities envisaged under the

programme were:

(i) To advise the State Government on breeding Programmes and the maintenance and utilization of records, and

(ii) To collect and publish the records of all cattle registered in the Herd Book to enable inter-farm and inter-breeder exchange of animals for breed improvement. Herd Books have since been opened for 7 breeds of indigenous cattle and 3 breeds of

buffaloes of national importance. All animals, which conform to the breed characteristics and which

have production above the minimum standards laid down, are eligible for registration in the Herd

Book. The breeds of cattle and buffaloes for which Herd Book have been opened and their

production standards laid down are as follows:

With partition of the country, home tracts of Sindhi, Sahiwal and Tharparkar breeds have

become part of Pakistan. The Herd Book of these breeds, however, are still being maintained as

there are large number of animals of these breeds at various organised farms in the country

established to upgrade local populations.

Mehsani: Mehsana in Gujrat.

Banaskantha, Sabarkantha Gandhinagar and

Ahmedabad districts of Gujrat.

Jafrabadi: Janagarh, and Amreli

districts of Gujrat. Most of buffaloes found in

the Gir forest area

Surti: Kheda, vadodra, Bharuch and Surat

district of Gujrat

It was felt that proper foundation for livestock improvement could be laid if breeders

were encouraged gradually to take up this work through breed societies. The extension of herd

registration in the breeding tracts of important breeds and formation of breed societies were,

therefore, considered essential to further provide necessary expanded of registration to important

breeding tracts and formation of breed societies taken up during the Third Five Year Plan, was a

result of this policy decision.

Under this scheme, a combined Hariana and Murrah Unit was established at Rohtak in 1962.

This unit operated in the States of Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. During the Fourth

Plan, it was considered desirable to establish similar units for the improvement of other important

breeds. Under the expanded programme a combined unit for Gir and Kankrej cattle and surti

buffaloes was established at Ahmedabad. This unit operated in Gujarat and Maharashtra. At the

end of Fifth Plan two more units in Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh were established

The shortage of pedigree bulls of high genetic make up as always been a major handicap for

all cattle development projects. It has also been realised that organised cattle breeding farms alone

cannot meet the requirements of breeding bulls and that the bulls produced by breeders in the

breeding tracts have also to be located and utilised. Herd Registration Programme is an important

programme under which bulls male calves/heifers of known pedigree and production potential have

been identified and recorded in the breeding tracts with individual breeders.

There has been a demand for Indian cattle and buffaloes form South Asian, African and

Middle East countries. Mostly heifers, breed able cattle, pregnant cows and bulls/bull calves are

exported. In order to ensure and develop market for Indian cattle and buffaloes, it is necessary that

only animals of know pedigree and potential are exported. In this case also the Herd Registration

Organization can play an important role in making available animals for export from the field.

Objective of the

Scheme

1. To locate superior germ plasm in the farm and Breeding tracts through milk recording and registration of Animals.

2. To introduce systematic recording in the breeding tracts. 3. To study the production records collected in the breeding tracts and organized

cattle farms & lay down standard for selection. 4. To collect and publish the Production and breeding data of all registered animals

for general guidance and inter-farms Inter-breeder exchange of Animals. 5. To regulate sale/purchase and Import of cattle and buffaloes to ensure and enforce

quality control.

6. To propagate and awaken consciousness amongst the breeders to improve their economics through Livestock improvement by Constant publicity and incentive and formation of Breeders Association.

Parameters for Assessment of

the Performance of Central Herd

Registration Scheme

1. No. of Cows & Buffaloes confirming to breed characteristics Located

2. No. of Animals Primarily registered

3. No. of Animals Finally Registered

4. Information on saleable animals put up on website and circulated to the States/ SIA’s during every quarter

5. No. of Breeders Awareness/ Publicity camps conducted

6. No. of Persons Trained for conducting survey and milk recording for SIA

1.

The following scheduled of norms are observed by the competent authority for making of

registration of animals in the Herd Book maintained for different breeds cattle and Buffaloes in the

Ministry of Agriculture, Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying to maintain the international

standard prescribed thereof.

NORMS AND

REQUIREME-

NT FOR

REGISTRATI-

ON OF

ANIMALS IN

HERD BOOK

1. First recording of milk yield should be started between 4th and 25 day from the date of calving.

2. Followed by the 1st recording morning and evening milk yield on each 28 days are to be recorded till the animals become dry.

3. In case of any missing recording the average of the preceding and successive yield is to be recorded for consideration of estimation of lactation yield.

4. There should be no more than two missing milk recording for the animals under consideration.

5. Recording of constant (Same quantity of milk yield) for the consecutive three scheduled day of recordings, the animals under consideration would be liable for cancellation.

6. There should be at least two test checking for milk yield or recording on the day of recording by the Officer-In-Charge or Field Inspector.

7. The Animals should be considered minimum 250 days in lactation. 8. The animals should be true to the one of the recognized breed characteristics. 9. If the animals qualifies for the Standard lactation yield, the incentive Money will be awarded

to the owner of the Animals in the form of DD 10. The formula for calculation of estimated lactation yield is as follows:-

ESTIMATED

LACTATION YIELD

=

Total Recorded milk yield (In Kgs) * 305 days or actual No. of

Days(Which ever is less)

Total No. of days of recording

THE STANDARD

LACTATIONAL

YIELD FOR

CONSIDERATION

OF DIFFERENT

CATEGORIES OF

INCENTIVE PRIZE

MONEY ARE AS

UNDER

(APPROVED BY

THE DEPT. OF

AH&DAIRYING IN

THE YEAR 1990-

1991)

INDIGENOUS

BREED

CATEGORIES OF INCENTIVE PRIZE MONEY AS PER

LACTATION YIELD (IN KG) OF INDIVIDUAL COW OR

BUFFALO BREED ( for only one Lactation recorded by

CHRS)

Rs. 250/- for Milk

yield in Kgs.

Rs. 500/- for Milk

yield in Kgs.

Rs. 1000/- for

Milk yield in Kgs.

GIR 2000-2599 2600-2999 3000 & ABOVE

KANKREJ 1700-2399 2400-2699 2700 & ABOVE

SURTI 1800-2199 2200-2699 2700 & ABOVE

JAFRABADI 2200-2699 2700-3199 3200 & ABOVE

MEHSANI 2100-2499 2500-2999 3000 & ABOVE

BREEDERS’

ASSOCIATIO-

N SET UP

UNDER THE

SCHEME

The Breeders’ Association named as ‘Shri Gir and Kankrej Gopalak Sahakari Sangh

Ltd.’ was formed in 1976 and registered under the Register of Cooperative Society act, vide

their No : A-2251 dated 7th August, 1976. The Association had been working for the

development of Animal Husbandry activities related to the breeders of Gujarat, with an

office attached with the office of the Deputy Registrar, Central Herd Registration Scheme,

Ahmedabad unit since its inception. The association is going ahead with its 1600 members.

The activities of the Association is generally carried out by the Manager with

guidance of the Chairman, Representative of Director of Animal Husbandry, Gujarat and the

Deputy Registrar, Central Herd Registration Scheme, Ahmedabad, being the Ex-Officio-

Secretary of the Sangh. Every year a Annual General Meeting of the Sangh is being

organised in collaboration with the Central Herd Registration Scheme, Ahmedabad unit.

(Now the Sangh is under separation Gir and Kankrej separately)

The Gujarat State Livestock Board(GLDB) also established Breeders Association and

CHRS is also co-ordinating with State GLDB activities and programmes.

Milk Recording

Centres and Breed/Breeds

covered ( * Some of the Centres’

are not functioning

due to retirement

of staff. Once the

post is filled the Centers

will be reopened)

Sl.No. Centre * State Breed covered

1. Ahmedabad Gujarat Gir, Kankrej

2. Bardoli Gujarat Gir, Jafrabadi, Mehsani, Surti

3. Bechraji Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

4. Bhayavadar Gujarat Gir, Jafrabadi

5. Botad Gujarat Gir, Jafrabadi

6. Chanasma Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

7. Dabhoda Gujarat Gir, Kankrej, Mehsani

8. Dehgam Gujrat Gir, Kankrej, Mehsani

9. Deesa Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

10. Gadhda Gujarat Gir, Jafrabadi

11. Gondal Gujarat Gir, Jafrabadi

12. Harij Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

13. Kadi Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

14. Kalol Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

15. Kapadwanj Gujarat Mehsani, Surti

16. Kathlal Gujarat Mehsani, Surti

17. Kheralu Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

18.

Kotda

Sangani Gujarat Gir, Jafrabadi

19. Kutiyana Gujarat Gir, Jafrabadi

20. Kuvadava Gujarat Gir, Jafrabadi

21. Mansa Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

22. Mehsana Gujarat Mehsani

23. Morbi Gujarat Gir, Jafrabadi

24. Nadiad Gujarat Gir, Kankrej, Jafrabadi, Mehsani, Surti

25. Nasik Maharashtra Gir, Jafrabadi, Mehsani

26. Palanpur Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

27. Patan Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

28. Radhanpur Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

29. Gauridad Gujarat Gir, Jafrabadi

30. Rajkot Gujarat Gir, Jafrabadi

31. SavarKundla Gujarat Gir, Jafrabadi

32. Shihori Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

33. Sidhpur Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

34. Songadh Gujarat Gir, Jafrabadi

35. Thara Gujarat Kankrej, Mehsani

36. Upleta Gujarat Jafrabadi

37. Vadnagar Gujarat Kanrej, Mehsani

38. Vdodara Gujarat Gir, Kankrej, Mehsani, Surti

39. Vaso Gujarat Gir, Kankrej, Jafrabadi, Mehsani, Surti

40. Viramgam Gujarat Kanrej, Mehsani

41. Visnagar Gujarat Kanrej, Mehsani

*Note: Out of the total 41 centre’s 22centre’s are functioning

Primary Registered

Animals Last 5 Years

Sr./ No. Year Breed

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

1 Gir 571 531 644 755 996

2 Kankrej 656 523 951 896 990

3 Surti 158 181 139 146 179

4 Jafrabadi 902 867 773 895 907

5 Mehsani 2409 2181 1827 1958 1727

Total 4696 4283 4334 4650 4799

Final

Registered Animals

Last 5

Sr./No.

Year Breed

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

1 Gir 383 455 407 512 522

Years 2 Kankrej 420 507 508 559 701

3 Surti 124 128 141 1702 1295

4 Jafarabadi 835 797 911 814 639

5 Mehsani 1708 1860 1697 163 96

Total 3470 3747 3664 3750 3253

Incentive Prize

money distributed to Breeders last 5 years (In Rupees)

Sr./ No.

Year Breed

2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

1 Gir 293750 389750 349250 402250 440250

2 Kankrej 290750 382500 360000 403000 533250

3 Surti 100500 67500 73250 80250 1077500

4 Jafrabadi 703250 749500 790250 760750 624750

5 Mehsani 1448000 1621250 1537750 1434750 50250

Total 2836250 3210500 3110500 3081000 2726000

Expenditure

Last 5 years

Financial Year Expenditure (In Rs. Lakh)

2013-14 195.71

2014-15 212.22

2015-16 216.93

2016-17 250.42

2017-18 259.27

F.A.Q

New Letter

The Breeders Association has started Publishing a Monthly Magazine “ GHO

DHARSHAN” in Co-ordination with CHRS and State AH Dept., which covers local breeds

information, success stories, scientific articles published by scientists and information of

registered elite animals of CHRS etc. Now Gho Darshan has made separate trust and

running efficiently with help of Directorate of Animal Husbandry. Many breeders are

members of this Magazine.

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1. The Post of Field Inspector has been filled w,e, 2nd April-2018 2. As on 01.09.2018 there are 20 Stockmen post vacant and filling up these post is under

CHRS also publish annual report and elite Animals registered under the CHRS. This

information is published every year in the “ GHO DHARSHAN”.

CHRS also upload the list of elite Animals ready for sale in recording area in website

on Monthly basis with help of NIC, krishiBhavan, New Delhi

process with SSC Mumbai 3. The Post of MTS has been filled w. e. from August-2018

Gaushala in Gujarat

Sl. No. Name & Address of Gaushala

1 S.SG. Sarvajiv Hitavah Trust Gaushala, At. Chharodi, Ahmedabad

2 Mahantshri Narsinh Dasaji Gauseva Trust,At. Paladi Kakaj, Ahmedabad

3 Shri Bhagvat Vidhyapith At. Sola, Ahmedabad

4 Supretendent of Central Jail Gaushala, Sabarmati, Ahmedabad

5 Bansi Gaushala Sh. Gopalbhai Gagajibhai Sutriya, Pirana, Tal. Daskoi

6 Pujya Visamanbhagat ni Gaushala, At. Paliyad Tal.Botad, Dist.Bhavnagar

7 Shri Kasthabhanjandev Gaushala, At. Salangpur, Tal.Barvala, Dist.Bhavnagar

8 Shri Swaminarayan Temple Gaushala, At. Kundal Dist.Bhavnagar

9 Shri Axar Purushottam Mandir Gaushala, At. Gadhda, Dist.Bhavnagar

10 Shri Gau Raxa Seva Samiti At. Ugamadi, Tal.Gadhda, Dist.Bhavnagar

11 Shri Gopinathjidev Mandir Gaushal, At.Gadhda Dist.Bhavnagar

12 Shri Gadhda Mahajan Panjrapol and Gaushala, At.Gadhda Dist.Bhavnagar

13 Sjri J.C.Kumarappa Mahavidhyalaya Gaushala, At.Gadhda, Dist.Bhavnagar

14 Shri Gopinathjidev Kelavani Trust Gaushala, At.Gadhda Dist.Bhavnagar

15 Gujarat Gaushala, At.Jakatnaka Road Kadi, Tal.Kadi, Dist.Mehsan

16 Shri Umiya Gaushala At.Piyaj, Tal. Kalol, Dist. Mehsana

17 Gayatri Parivar Seva Trust Gaushala, At.Kalol, Tal.Kalol Dist.Gandhinagar

18 Shri Swaminarayan Gurukul At. Gondal Road, Rajkot

19 Ramani Dhirubhai Limbabhai Swati Gaushala, At. Kotharia Road Rajkot

20 Shri Manekba Vinay Vihar Gaushala, At.Adalaj, Tal.Dist. Gandhinagar

21 Shri Jankismruti Gauseva Trust Vill. Zak Tal.Dist.Gandhinagar

22 Tapovan Sanskar Pith Gaushala, At. Amiyapur Dist.Gandhinagar

23 Jay Ranchhod Manav Vishram Dham Gaushala, At. Sonarada, Dist. Gandhinagar

24 Shri Mansa Mahajan Panjarapol Gaushala, At.Mansa, Dist. Gandhinagar

25 Shri Mansa Gaushala Trust At.Mansa, Dist. Gandhinagar

26 Shri Gokul Gosadan At. Arani,(Bhayavadar) Tal. Upleta

27 Shri Savarkundla Gaushala At. Nesdi Road, Savar Kundla, Dist. Amreli

28 Shri Swaminarayan Gurukul Mandir Gaushala At. Nesdi Road, Savar Kundla, Dist. Amreli

29 Shri Bhojal Bhagavati Seva Trust At. Savar Kundla, Dist. Amreli

30 Lok Savarkundla Gaushala At.Khodasani Savar Kundla, Dist. Amreli

31 Satnam Audhav Gaushala At.Savar Kundla, Dist. Amreli

32 Shiv Darbar Ashram Gaushala At. Savar Kundla Dist. Amreli

33 Shri Bhuvaneshwari Pith Gaushala, At. Bojpara, Tal. Gondal, Dist. Rajkot

34 Shri Axar Mandir Gaushala, At. Yoginagar, Gondal, Dist. Rajkot

35 Shri Sandipani Gaushala At.Porabandar, Dist.Porbandar

36 Vankiya Hanuman Dada At.Ambala, Tal.Shihor, Dist.Bhavnagar

37 Gurukul Gaushala, At.Songadh, Tal.Shihor, Dist.Bhavnagar

38 Daxina murti Gaushala At. Ambala,Dist. Bhavanagar

39 Lok Bharti Sanosara Gaushala At. Shihor,Dist.Bhavanagar

40 Ayodhya puram Gaushals At.sarod Tal. .Shihor, Dist.Bhavanagar

41 Jaya Bapani Jagya Rasad Gaushala, At. Shihor, Dist. Bhavanagar

42 Mogi Bani Jagya Gaushala At. Shihor, Dist. Bhavanagar

43 Shri Shreeji Gaushala At. Jamnagar High way Rod , Rajkot

44 Govardhan Gaushala At.Kalawad Road, Rajkot. Dist.Rajkot

45 Shri Siyaram Mandli At.Ratanpur, Dist. Rajkot

46 Shri M.G. Patel Gaushala Trust At. Amirgadh, Dist. B.K.

47 Patel Sanjaykumar Ambalal Farm, Near-Railway Station At. Kapadwanj

48 Mangla Farm, At. Navagam Tal. Kapadwanj

49 Shah Khodidas, Dharawchand Panjrapol At. Denap Road Visnagar, Dist. Mehsana

50 Shri Valinath Gaushala At. Tarabh, Dist. Mehsana

51 Shri Vasna Kotariya Gamat Gaushala C/o Shri Swaminarayan Mandir At. Sokhda Dist.Vadodara

52 Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Gaushala At. Navsari Dist. Navsari

53 Shri Mahajan Panjarapol Gaushala, At. Bhavnagar Dist.Bhavnagar

Map Showing

Recording area and centers

Online

Data

entry

started

with help

of INAPH

software

of NDDB

Formats used in

the recording process

Related Links

1. Ministry of Agriculture, Department of DADF 2. Animal Husbandry Deptt. of Govt. of Gujarat, Maharastra, 3. All Central Cattle Breeding Farm (CCBF) 4. All R.S.F.P.&.D 5. All C.H.R.S. 6. NPCBB 7. Anand Veterinary College, Anand. 8. Navasari Veterinary College, Navsari. 9. Dantivada i Veterinary College, Dantivada. 10. Junagasi Veterinary College, Junagad. 11. Krishi Vighyan Kendra, in Gujarat 12. Gho=Seva Ayog Gujarat 13. GLDB- Gujarat

Final Registration

form

Primary Application

form

Index Card

Milk Recording sheet

14. All Dairies Department surrounding this station. 15. National Dairy Development Board, Anand. 16. SABARMATI ASHRAM GAUSHALA , Kheda, Gujarat. 17. Non Govt. Organizations in operating area.

Guidelines As per EFC Memo Approved Vide Lr. No. 57-24/79-LDT(HB) Dtaed 31.3.1980

Any other

information

related to

concerned Unit.

This scheme has played a significant role in assisting State Government, government Undertaking, cooperative Dairies and Private Breeders procuring dairy animals and sires of high genetic potentialities for the use in their Cattle/buffalo improvement programmes. The Breeders have also been benefited by getting higher price for their registered animals and its progeny specially bull calves/bulls of Gir breed. Thus they are encouraged to produce more good animals.

CHRS can contribute significantly to NPCBB by meeting part requirement of high quality bulls of

local cattle and buffalo breeds for the existing and new semen stations for providing artificial

insemination services as well as for the on-going and new local breed development programmes

for providing breeding services using bulls for natural services. It can enhance its scope of

recording of elite cows by helping farmers in feeding, management and health-care of their

animals. The data collected under HRS can also be used for advising farmers on culling decisions as

well as for selling and buying of animals. CHRS can also think of establishing self-help groups to

channelize credit to participating farmers for buying of animals. It can enhance its scope from

recording of elite animals to provide decision support to participating farmers by focusing in a few

selected villages in the native tracts of indigenous breeds of cattle and buffaloes and taking

maximum number of animals of various breeds under recording within the selected villages

instead of recording of elite animals in many scattered villages as has hitherto been done under

CHRS.

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Incentive prize Money Distribution

Incentive prize Money Distribution

Breeders meeting

FPR training Programme