Last Updated on: September 30, 2022

Office of the District A.H. & Veterinary Officer, Sonitpur, Tezpur

Hatipilkhana, PO- Tezpur, Sonitpur, Assam

Contact Number:  03712-222012, Email: dvoson12@gmail.com

 

GOVT. INSTITUTIONS UNDER A.H.& VETERINARY DEPARTMENT-UNDER TEZPUR SUB-DIVISION

 

Name of the Dist.	Sonitpur
No. of Sub-Divs.	1
No. of Dev. Blocks	8
No. Vety. Dispensaries	15
No. of Vety. Hospital	1
No. of RAIC	2
No. First Aid Centre	4
No. of Sub-Centre	56
Joint Director Office	1
ICDP, Office	1
Research Office, CPBP	1
Govt. Livestock Farm	1
Dist. Poultry Farm	1
Project Office	1
RP Check post	1 (Chariduar)

Services

 

1. Artificial Insemination.
2. Treatment of Livestock.
3. Castration of livestock
4.Vaccination of Livestock& Poultry
5. Insurance of Livestock
6. Post Mortem of Animals on Demand
7. Clinical Diagnosis of diseases in the Dist. Disease Diagnostic Lab
8. Awareness generation on zoonotic diseases
9. Wildlife Care
10. Extension Programmes
11. Fodder Cultivation
12. Nurturing of Vety. Related SHGs
13. Support to Dist. Administration during Flood & Drought etc.
14.  Scientific Training on Poultry Husbandry.
15. Scientific Training on Pig Farming.
16. Scientific Training on Goat Farming
17. Support to ULBs in controlling livestock menace
18. Cooperation with all the Line Departments
19. Exhibition
20. Any other activities that is required by the Dist. Administration  (GUNOTSOV)

 

Success Story

Sri Dip Moni Nath , S/o Sri Haladhar Nath, Rtd. Teacher, an inhabitant of  Chamdhara, Dhalaibeel, P.O. Naharbari, Pin -784182, Dist.-Sonitpur, Assam began his career as a dairy farmer in the year 2012 with a pregnant Cross Jersey cow and started selling milk about 10 lit per day at the cost of Rs.22/lit. But it was unfortunate that the female calf died after 6 months of rearing. Despite that, he again took the challenge to expand his business and took a loan of Rs.400000/ from Assam Gramin Bikash Bank. The loan amount was invested for purchasing of three Holstein Friesians pregnant cows along with construction of permanent cow shed with all modern facilities. But this time he was very fortunate that all three cows gave birth to 3 female calves with 45 lit of milk daily milk. During early part of 2018, he expanded his productive cows to 10 nos. and after that average daily milk production was 140 lit /day. On July ’18, he again purchased a 1.5 ton carrying capacity four wheeler to carry and supply milk to Tezpur Town where he assisted few local unemployed youth to set up row milk and milk by product sell booth. Now Dip Moni Nath is happy with his dairy farm and earning good amount for his family.