The Government of Rajasthan has established the state's first sex-sorted semen laboratory dedicated to cattle. This significant development aims to improve cattle breeding efficiency and support the dairy sector in the region.
Sex-sorted semen technology allows for the separation of sperm carrying the X chromosome (producing female offspring) from those carrying the Y chromosome (producing male offspring). Using semen sorted for X chromosomes helps in:
Rajasthan's first sex-sorted semen lab for cattle was inaugurated in Jaipur. This facility is expected to play a crucial role in enhancing the productivity and sustainability of cattle farming in the state.
The establishment of this advanced laboratory in Jaipur marks a step forward in leveraging technology for animal husbandry. It provides farmers with better tools for selective breeding, ultimately contributing to the economic growth associated with the dairy industry in Rajasthan.
The 'Kheri' breed of sheep is found in
The rearing of silkworms for obtaining silk is known as
| List-I (Animal) | List-II (Breed) |
| (A) Buffalo | (I) Sunandini |
| (B) Cow | (II) White Leghorn |
| (C) Poultry | (III) Toggenburg |
| (D) Goat | (IV) Nili-Ravi |
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