BASIC ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & FISHERIES STATISTICS

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1 2014 BASIC ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & FISHERIES STATISTICS GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY, DAIRYING AND FISHERIES KRISHI BHAWAN, NEW DELHI AHS SERIES-15

2 BASIC ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & FISHERIES STATISTICS 2014 GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY, DAIRYING AND FISHERIES KRISHI BHAWAN, NEW DELHI

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8 BASIC ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & FISHERIES STATISTICS Contents Pages List of Statistical Tables 1-3 Salient Features 4-32 PART I Milk Production PART II Eggs Production PART III Wool & Meat Production PART IV Livestock Population PART V Growth Rates & Plan Expenditure PART VI Gross Domestic Product of Livestock Sector PART VII Animal Husbandry Statistics PART VIII Fisheries Statistics PART IX Miscellaneous PART X Estimates on Major Livestock Products for and Anticipated Production Estimates for vii

9 Table No. LIST OF STATISTICAL TABLES Contents Pages PART-I: ESTIMATES OF MILK PRODUCTION 1. Estimates of Production and Per Capita Availability of Milk during to All India Estimates of Milk Production To Share of Milk Production by Cows, Buffaloes & Goats during Share of Milk Production by Cows, Buffaloes & Goats during Share of Milk Production by Cows, Buffaloes & Goats during Share of Milk Production by Cows, Buffaloes & Goats during Share of Milk Production by Cows, Buffaloes & Goats during Details of Estimates of Milk Production from Exotic/Crossbred Cows during to Details of Estimates of Milk Production from Non District/Indigenous Cows during to Details of Estimates of Milk Production from Buffaloes during to Details of Estimates of Milk Production from Goats during to Per Capita Availability of Milk during to PART-II: ESTIMATES OF EGGS PRODUCTION 13. Estimates of Production and Per Capita Availability of Egg during to All India Estimates of Egg Production during to Details of Estimates of Egg Production from Fowls during to Details of Estimates of Egg Production from Ducks during to Per Capita Availability of Eggs during to PART-III: ESTIMATES OF WOOL & MEAT PRODUCTION 18. Estimates of Production of Wool and Meat during to All India Estimates of Meat Production during to Estimates of Wool Production during to Details of Estimates of Meat Production from Cattle during to Details of Estimates of Meat Production from Buffalo during to Details of Estimates of Meat Production from Sheep during to Details of Estimates of Meat Production from Goat during to Details of Estimates of Meat Production from Pig during to Details of Estimates of Meat Production from Poultry during to Details of Estimates of Wool Production from Ram/Weather during to Details of Estimates of Wool Production from Ewes during to Details of Estimates of Wool Production from Lamb during to PART-IV: LIVESTOCK POPULATION 30. Livestock & Poultry Population during All India Percentage Change of Livestock & Poultry Population during All India Age & Sex Distribution of Livestock Population- Census (2007 & 2012) All India Total Number of Livestock and Poultry during 18 th Livestock Census Total Number of Livestock and Poultry during 19 th Livestock Census Total Number of Livestock and Poultry (In Rural India) 19 th Livestock Census Total Number of Livestock and Poultry(In Urban India) 19 th Livestock Census Total Number of Exotic/Crossbred Cattle during 2007 and Total Number of Indigenous/Non-Descript Cattle & 2012 (State/Us Wise) 78 1

10 39. Total Number of Buffaloes during 2007 & Number of Milch Animals during 2007 & Share of Breedable/ In Milk Population to the Total Population of Cattle/ Buffaloes in 2007 & Livestock Censuses 42. Total Number of Sheep and Goats during 2007 & Total Number of Pigs during 2007 & Total Number of Fowl & Ducks during 2007 & PART-V: GROWTH RATES & PLAN EXPENDITURE 45. Compound Decadal Growth Rates of Major Livestock Products - All India Compound Plan Wise Growth Rate of Milk, Egg, Wool during the Five Year Plans - All India Outlay and Expenditure of Central and Centrally Sponsored Schemes under Animal Husbandry and 87 Dairying Sector from First Plan - All India 48. Twelveth Plan Outlay and Expenditure of Central Sector/Centrally Sponsored Schemes of Animal Husbandry & Dairying 49. Funds Released under Central Sector Scheme of Integrated Sample Survey for Estimation of Major Livestock Products 90 PART-VI: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT OF LIVESTOCK SECTOR 50. Value of Output and Gross Domestic Product from Livestock Sector Value of Output from Livestock Sector - At Current Prices Value of Output from Livestock Sector - At Constant ( ) Prices Domestic Product from Agriculture and Allied Activities - At Current Prices Domestic Product from Agriculture and Allied Activities - At Constant ( ) Prices Gross Domestic Product by Economic Activity - At Current Prices Gross Domestic Product by Economic Activity - At Constant ( ) Prices Share of Agriculture and Livestock Sector in GDP - At Constant Prices Share of Agriculture and Livestock Sector in GDP - At Current Prices 100 PART-VII: ANIMAL HUSBANDRY STATISTICS 59. Disease wise Incidence of Livestock Diseases in India during the Year 2013 (January-December) Import of Livestock and Livestock Products from & Export of Livestock and Livestock Products from & Value of Import of Livestock and Livestock Products during & Value of Export of Livestock and Livestock Products during & Area under Fodder Crops and Permanent Pastures and Other Grazing Lands to Value of Consumption of Broad Groups of Items Per Person for a Period of 30 Days All India Percentage Value of Consumption of Broad Groups of Items for Period of 30 Days All India Percentage Distribution of Monthly Per Capita Expenditure (MPCE) by Groups of Consumption Items over NSS Rounds 68. Per (10000) Distribution of usually Working Persons in Farming of Animal (012) and Agriculture and 116 Animal Husbandry Service Activities, except Veterinary Activities (014) 69. Number of Veterinary Institutions State Farms and Other Infrastructures Artificial Insemination Performed during to

11 PART VIII: FISHERIES STATISTICS 72. Fish Production during Fish Seed Production during Inland Fisheries Resources by States and Union Territories Marine Fisheries Resources - Coastal States and Union Territories of India Fishing Crafts - Coastal States and Union Territories 128 PART IX: MISCELLANEOUS 77. Human Population Sex Ratio Literacy Rate : Administrative Units- Number of Districts, Sub-Districts, Towns and Villages in 2011 Population Census Number and Percentage of Population below Poverty Line by States in Rural and Urban Areas State Wise (Based on Tendulkar Methodology) 82. Distribution of Livestock according to Size of the Holding during Number and Area of the Operational Holdings in India from to Distribution of Number and Area of the Operational Holdings and Area Operated by Major Size Classes 136 of Holdings from to Average Size of Holding by Major Size Classes in India during All Agriculture Census Years Index Number of Wholesale Prices of All Commodities Food Articles and Livestock Product All India Consumer Price Index Numbers Number of Animals Insured under the Livestock Insurance Scheme of DADF 143 PART-X: ESTIMATES ON MAJOR LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS FOR AND ANTICIPATED PRODUCTIONS ESTIMATES FOR Estimates of Major Livestock Products of (Provisional) Estimates of production, yield rates, and share of CB, ND, Buffalo and Goats in Milk Production Estimates of production, yield rates and share of fowls and duck in Egg Production Estimates of production, yield rates and share of animals in Meat Production during Estimates of production, yield rates, and share of Ram/Weather, Ewe, Lamb in Wool Production during Physical Targets for the Year

12 SALIENT FEATURES 1. A Brief Technical Note 1.1 Integrated Sample Survey: The production estimates of major Livestock Products (MLP), namely, milk, eggs, meat & wool are derived on the basis of annual sample survey being conducted under the Central Sector Scheme Integrated Sample Survey. The scheme is implemented by Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying & Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture through State Animal Husbandry Departments. All the States and Union Territories are implementing the Scheme. Under the Scheme, Central Assistance to the tune of 50%-100% of the expenditure on salary for the entitled posts is provided to the States (ONER) and the Union Territories respectively. For NER States the salary component is on the ratio 90(Centre):10(State). Further, 100% Central Assistance is also provided for (i) TA/DA to the Enumerator and Supervisor for the field work at a prescribed rate (ii) studies and development of methodologies in livestock sector (iii) Information Technology (IT) solutions and (iv) Refresher Training on ISS methodology. 1.2 Coverage: The Survey is conducted in the entire rural areas of States/UTs. The survey is targeted to cover around 5% village in every season taking into account a total 15% villages, nearly villages in a year. 1.3 Period of Survey: The Survey is conducted from March to February. The entire period of one year is divided into three Seasons of 4 months each. These Seasons are: Name of the Season Summer Season Rainy Season Winter Season Period of survey 1 st March to 30 th June (122 days) 1 st July to 31 st October (123 days) 1 st November to 28 th or 29 th February ( 120 days or 121 days in a leap year) This helps in building up progressive estimates of aggregate as also takes care of seasonality, if any, in the character(s)/parameters under study. 4

13 1.4 Sampling Design & Estimation Procedure: The sampling design is a stratified three stage design with district as stratum. The first stage units are villages, second stage units are households and third and ultimate stage units are animals. The list of villages as per the latest Livestock Census constitutes the sampling frame. For the estimation of livestock numbers, 15% of the villages will be selected (5% in each season) by using Simple Random Sampling Without Replacement (SRSWOR). Nearly 10 villages each will be further selected for detailed study for collection of information on yield at the district level. If staff resources are available sample size may be increased further. A detailed instruction manual has been circulated to all States/UTs for selection of sample villages, households and animals along with formulae for calculation of estimates. 1.5 Human Resources: Financial Assistances have been provided to the States on a sharing basis to States/UTs as mentioned in Para 1.1 for nearly 1334 regular posts. The total positions of the staff deployed under the scheme in various States/UTs are given below: Post Sanctioned In position Shortfall Joint Director Deputy Director Assistant Director Supervisor-cum- Data Entry Enumerators Computer Operator Total Technical Committee of Direction for Improvement of Animal Husbandry Statistics (TCD): The scheme Integrated Sample Survey is evaluated every year by the committee viz Technical Committee of Direction for Improvement of Animal Husbandry Statistics (TCD) constituted under the Chairmanship of Director General, CSO. The Committee meets at least once in every year to evaluate the progress of the scheme and approve the annual estimates of Major Livestock Products. The recommendations of the committee are implemented by all State Animal Husbandry Departments and Action taken report is submitted to the TCD in its subsequent meeting. 5

14 2. Gross Value Output and Gross Domestic Product of Livestock and Fisheries Sectors Livestock and fisheries sector play an important role in socio economic development and the national economy of the country. The contribution of these sectors to the national economy in terms of Gross Domestic Product is 4.1% at current prices for livestock sector and 0.8% at current prices for fisheries sector during The share of contribution of all sectors under Agriculture & allied activities to total GDP both at current and constant prices ( ) is shown in the Graph 2.1. The percentage Contribution of livestock in terms of Gross Value of Output (GVA) in Agriculture, Fishing & Forestry (AFF) at Current and Constant prices is depicted in the Graph 2.2 and 2.3. The share of livestock sector in GVA of total AFF at Current and constant Price has decreased from 24.94% to 24.55% and from 25.98% to 25.41% respectively during to and thereafter increased to 25.63% and 26.02% in respectively. Similarly, the livestock and fisheries together has marginally decline during to and further increased from 28.56% and 29.88% in current and constant price during to 29.99% and 30.76% during respectively. 6

15 The percentage Contribution of livestock in terms of total Gross Value of Output (GVA) in Agriculture, Fishing & Forestry (AFF) at Current and Constant price is depicted in the Graph 2.4 and 2.5. The share of livestock sector in GVA of total AFF at Current and constant Price has decreased during to and further increased from 21.66% and 23.90% in to 23.48% and 24.81% in respectively. Similarly, the livestock and fisheries sectors together have shown marginal decreasing trend during to and thereafter increased from 26.00% and 28.97% in current and constant prices during to 28.23% and 30.20% during respectively. 7

16 3. Milk Production Milk and milk products are the essential food items of human beings which provides sufficient nutritional supplements especially to the children. The milk production in the country was 17.0 million tonnes during A number of initiatives under taken by the government helped improving the productivity of milk over the period. A trend showing the increase in milk production over the past three decades is depicted in the Graph 3.1. The analysis shows that during the 11 th five year Plan ( to ), the average annual growth rate of milk production was 4.5%. As a result, the total Milk production during the period has increased from million tonnes in to million tonnes in At the beginning of 12 th five year Plan i.e. ( ), the total Milk production was million tonnes. The milk production increased from million tonnes in to in registering a growth of 3.5%. The per capita availability of milk was at 130 gm/day in There has been steady increase in per capita availability of milk since with a marginal fluctuation in the intermittent periods. However the per capita availability has sharply increased from 225 gm per day in to 299 gm per day in with an average annual growth rate of 2.7 % as illustrated in the Graph

17 The analysis shows that during the 11 th five year plan ( to ) the per capita availability of milk increased from 260 gm/day to 290 gm/day. In the beginning of 12 th five year Plan i.e. ( ), the per capita availability of milk is 299 gm/day. The graph indicates gradual incremental increase in per capita availability of milk in X th to XII th five year plans. Milk Contribution by Cattle, Buffalo and Goat A Graph 3.3 shows the contribution of milk production by Cattle, Buffalo and Goat. The analysis shows nearly 51% of milk production is contributed by Buffalo followed by 24%, 21% and 4% for Cow Exotic/Crossbred, Cow Non-Descript and Goats respectively. 9

18 Graph 3.4 below indicates, the production of milk rose from million tonnes in to million tonnes in From Graph 3.5 below shows the growth in milk production during the period to The growth in milk production has decreased from 4.97% in to 3.54% in which was the least production growth during the year to The state-wise variation in the growth rate in production of milk for the year is reflected in Graph 3.6 for selected States. Madhya Pradesh state has the highest growth rate of 8.5% in the year as compared to the year while the lowest positive growth rate 0.5% was registered in the state of Tamil Nadu & Assam. Tripura state has achieved the second highest positive growth rate of 6.3% while Haryana has achieved third highest positive growth rate of 5.7%. Among the States, Jharkhand and Sikkim had registered a negative growth rate of -3.8% and -6.1% respectively in the production of milk during

19 The state-wise share of milk production vis-a-vis total milk production in the country is given in the Graph 3.7 below. The largest producer of milk is Uttar Pradesh which produces 17.6% of the total milk production in the country followed by Rajasthan which produces 10.5% of the total milk production. Andhra Pradesh is the third largest milk producer state in the country which produces 9.6% of the total milk production. 11

20 The Graph 3.8 shows the State-wise variation in total milk production during to It is observed that states like, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Haryana, Karnataka, Bihar and West Bengal, had a progressive trend in production of milk while Uttar Pradesh remained the largest producer of milk during the entire period. Graph 3.9 and 3.10 shows State-wise variation in the production of milk by exotic/crossbred and indigenous cows for the year Tamil Nadu is the largest producer of Exotic/crossbred cow milk in the country with 5.58 million tonnes followed by Maharashtra with 3.42 million tonnes. The state of Uttar Pradesh is the largest producer of Indigenous cow milk with estimated production of 4.24 million tonnes followed by Rajasthan with 4.08 million tonnes. 12

21 In the country, the milk production is largely contributed by the buffalo. A Graph 3.11 reflects buffalo milk production in the country. Buffalo milk production predominates in the states like Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra with highest buffalo milk production of million tonnes by Uttar Pradesh. Milk Production Vis-a-Vis Physical Target Graph 3.12 shows the percentage achievement of milk production against the target set by the various States and All India. States like Punjab, Haryana, Andhra Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir have achieved the target. 13

22 Per Capita Availability of Milk during The Graph 3.13 below shows the per-capita availability of milk during in various States/UTs including the All India average. The graph shows only 11 States are having per-capita availability more than the national average. 14

23 4. Egg Production Poultry development is one of the important activities in livestock sector. The total egg production in the country was at 1832 million in the year and since then the production of egg continues to rise over the period, as depicted in Graph 4.1. As can be observed in the graph, there is a steady increase in production of egg upto the year From the year onwards the production of egg improved substantially and it reached million numbers in the year The per capita availability of egg was 5 eggs per annum during the period There has been steady increase in per capita availability of egg since then till with marginal fluctuations in the intermittent periods. There has been sudden jump in the per capita availability of egg in the year which registered 36 eggs per annum from 30 eggs per annum in the year as depicted in Graph 4.2.Thereafter from to , there is a marginal increase in the per capita availability of egg and further there is a substantially increasing trend has been observed in the per capita availability of eggs from to As a result, the per capita availability of eggs reached 58 eggs per annum in the year

24 Production by Fowl and Duck A diagram showing the contribution of egg production by Fowl, Duck and Others is given below. The analysis showing nearly 94% of the production of egg is contributed by Fowl followed by Duck and Other poultry birds which contributes 3% and 3% respectively. There has been a significant change in production of egg during the year to which can be seen in Graph 4.4 and Graph 4.5. The production of egg rose from million to million with an average annual growth rate of 5.4% during the year to However, the growth rate registered 4.9% during the year

25 In Graph 4.6, during the year , most of the states have positive variations in their growth rate of egg production over the previous year. There are states like Bihar, Kerala and Uttarakhand which have registered more than 10% annual growth rate in the Kerala was the highest growth rate achiever among the States/UTs in the year with annual growth rate of 31.2% followed by Uttarakhand and Bihar with annual growth rate of 13.6% and 10.8% respectively. 17

26 An analysis showing the state-wise share of egg production vis-a-vis total egg production in the country is given in the Graph 4.7 below. The largest producer of egg is Andhra Pradesh which produces 32.0% of the total egg production in the country followed by Tamil Nadu that produces 17.1% of the egg production. West Bengal is the third largest egg producer state in the country which produces 6.8% of the total production. A state-wise analysis as depicted in Graph 4.8 shows that, during the period to all the States have shown an improved performance in the production of egg. It is observed that Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu are the two states which are pioneer in the egg production. 18

27 Further, Graph 4.9 and 4.10 depicts the share of eggs by Fowls & Ducks. Andhra Pradesh is the largest producer of eggs and Tamil Nadu is the second largest producer of eggs from fowl. There are states such as West Bengal, Kerala and Assam where major contribution of egg production is from ducks. West Bengal is the largest producer of eggs by ducks in the country. 19

28 Egg Production Vis-a-Vis Physical Target Graph 4.11 shows the percentage achievement of egg production against the target set by the various States and All India. Uttar Pradesh, Goa, Andhra Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir and Punjab have shown 100% achievement during

29 Per Capita Availability of Egg during The Graph 6.12 below shows the per-capita availability of egg during in various States/UTs including the All India average. The graph shows that only 8 States are having per-capita availability more than the national average. 5. Meat Production The total meat production in the country was reported as 4.3 million tonnes in the year and the production of meat shown an increasing trend during the period to [Graph 5.1] with an average annual growth rate of 8.2% as depicted in Graph 5.2. The annual growth rate for the year was 7.8% with highest annual growth rate of 13.2% was reported in due to inclusion of production from commercial poultry by many States during that period. 21

30 Meat Contribution from Cattle, Buffalo, Sheep, Goat, Pig and Poultry A Graph 5.3 showing the contribution of meat production by Cattle, Buffalo, Sheep, Goat, Pig and Poultry is given below. The analysis shows that nearly 45% of the production of meat is contributed by Poultry. Buffalo, Goat, Pig, Sheep and Cattle contributes 19%, 16%, 8%, 7% and 5% of production of meat respectively. 22

31 Graph 5.4 shows that the state wise variation in the annual growth rate of meat production during It can be seen that in the year , Delhi has the highest annual growth rate which is 79.8% followed by Uttarakhand which has 34.8%. The state-wise share of meat production vis-a-vis total meat production in the country is given in the Graph 5.5 below. The largest producer of meat is Uttar Pradesh which produces 19.1% of the total meat production in the country followed by Andhra Pradesh that produces 15.2% of the meat production. West Bengal is the third largest meat producer state in the country which produces 10.9% of the total production. 23

32 A State-wise analysis showing the trend in meat production over the period to is depicted in the Graph 5.6. During these five years, almost all the states have shown an increasing trend in the production of meat. Uttar Pradesh has consistently remained on top in all five years in the production of meat followed by Andhra Pradesh. The Graph 5.7 below shows the States/UTs-wise variation in terms of average production of meat from Buffalo. The average meat production from buffalo is highest in the State of Uttar Pradesh with million tonnes per year. The second and third highest average production of meat are reported by Punjab and Andhra Pradesh respectively. The Graph 5.8 below shows the States/UTs-wise variation in terms of average production of meat from Sheep. The average meat production from sheep is highest in the State of Andhra Pradesh with million tonnes per year. The second and third highest average production reported by Karnataka and Rajasthan respectively. 24

33 The Graph 5.9 below shows the States/UTs-wise variation in terms of production of meat from Goat. The meat production from goat is highest in the State of West Bengal with million tonnes per year. The second and third highest average production of meat are reported by Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh respectively. The Graph 5.10 below shows the States/UTs-wise variation in terms of production of meat from Pig. The meat production from pig is highest in the State of Uttar Pradesh with million tonnes per year. The second and third highest average production of meat are reported by Bihar and Nagaland respectively. 25

34 The Graph 5.11 below shows the States/UTs-wise variation in terms of production of meat from Poultry. The meat production from poultry is highest in the State of Andhra Pradesh with million tonnes per year. The second and third highest average production of meat are reported by Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu respectively. Meat Production Vis a Vis Physical Target Graph 5.12 shows the percentage achievement of meat production against the target set by the various States and All India. States like Karnataka, Gujarat, Punjab, Andhra Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, Rajasthan and Himachal Pradesh have achieved the target for production of meat in

35 6. Wool Production The total wool production in the country was at 27.5 million kg during as in the Graph 6.1, there has been consistent increase in production of wool till and thereafter there were marginal reduction in the production estimate till The production has further improved consistently till and further shown a decreasing trend till However, during to , the production has increased from 44.7 million kg to 46.1 million kg. 27

36 Wool Production from Ram, Eve and Lamb A diagram showing the contribution of wool production by Ram/Weather, Ewe and Lamb is given below. The analysis shows nearly 71% of the production of wool is contributed by Ram/Weather but Ewe and Lamb contributes 25% and 4% respectively. Graph 6.3 and Graph 6.4 shows the change in production of wool during the year to During the year to , the production of wool rose from 42.8 (Million Kgs) to 46.1 (Million Kgs) with an average annual growth rate of 1.0%. However, the growth rate has increased and reaches 2.9% during the year as compared with with a highest growth rate of 4.06% registered in the year

37 From Graph 6.5 it can be seen that Uttarakhand has the highest annual growth rate among the states which is 7.8% followed by Madhya Pradesh 7.1% and Rajasthan with 6.2% in the year In the Graph 6.6 depicts, Rajasthan is the largest producer of wool in the country which produces 30.4% of the total wool production followed by Karnataka which has a share of 17.4% of the total production in the year The third largest wool producer state is Jammu & Kashmir which is contributing 16.7% to the total production. 29

38 As depicted in Graph 6.7, there has been an increasing trend in the production of wool across various States during the period to Although Rajasthan was the largest producer of wool throughout the period to , its production went down from till In the year its production rose to million kg from million kg and subsequently wool production increased to million kg in year The states namely Karnataka, Jammu & Kashmir and Andhra Pradesh have shown significant improvement in production of wool during the period to The Graph 6.8 below shows the contribution of various States/UTs in terms of production of wool from Ram/Weather. The wool production from Ram/Weather is highest in the State of Rajasthan. The second and third highest contributors are Karnataka and Jammu & Kashmir. 30

39 The Graph 6.9 below shows the contribution of various States/UTs in terms of production of wool from Ewes. The wool production from ewes is highest in the State of Andhra Pradesh. The second and third highest contributors are Gujarat and Maharashtra. The Graph 6.10 below shows the contribution of various States/UTs in terms of production of wool from Lamb. The wool production from lamb is highest in the State of Gujarat. The second and third highest contributors are Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. 31

40 Wool Production Vis-a-Vis Physical Target Graph 6.11 shows the percentage achievement of wool production against the target set by various States. States like Punjab, Jammu & Kashmir, Andhra Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Chhattisgarh have achieved the target for the year

41 PART I MILK PRODUCTION 33

42 TABLE 1 : ESTIMATES OF PRODUCTION AND PER CAPITA AVAILABILITY OF MILK DURING to ALL INDIA Year Milk Production Human Population Per Capita Availability (March to February) (million tonnes) (million nos.) (gram./day) Note : Population projected as on 1st March based on census of India-2001 of RGI, India Source : State/UT Animal Husbandry Departments 34

43 TABLE 2: ESTIMATES OF MILK PRODUCTION DURING TO (000 tonnes) S. No. States/UTs Andhra Pradesh Arunachal Pradesh Assam Bihar Chhattisgarh Goa Gujarat Haryana Himachal Pradesh Jammu & Kashmir Jharkhand Karnataka Kerala Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra Manipur Meghalaya Mizoram Nagaland Odisha Punjab Rajasthan Sikkim # Tamil Nadu Tripura Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand West Bengal A&N Islands Chandigarh D.& N. Haveli # Daman & Diu # Delhi Lakshadweep Puducherry All India # used previous year data for estimation of Source : State/UT Animal Husbandry Departments 35

44 TABLE 3: SHARE OF MILK PRODUCTION BY COWS, BUFFALOES & GOATS DURING S. No. States/UTs Cow Milk CB ND Total Buffalo Milk Goat Milk (000 tonnes) 1 Andhra Pradesh Arunachal Pradesh Assam Bihar Chhattisgarh Goa _ Gujarat Haryana Himachal Pradesh Jammu & Kashmir Jharkhand Karnataka Kerala Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra Manipur _ Meghalaya _ Mizoram _ Nagaland Odisha Punjab Rajasthan Sikkim # _ Tamil Nadu _ Tripura Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand _ West Bengal A&N Islands Chandigarh _ D.& N. Haveli # _ Daman & Diu # _ Delhi # _ Lakshadweep _ Puducherry _ All India "-" not received/not available CB- Exotic/Crossbred, ND- Indigenous/Non-descript Source : State/UT Animal Husbandry Departments Total 36

45 TABLE 4 : SHARE OF MILK PRODUCTION BY COWS, BUFFALOES & GOATS DURING S. No. States/UTs Cow Milk CB ND Total Buffalo Milk Goat Milk (000 tonnes) Total 1 Andhra Pradesh Arunachal Pradesh Assam Bihar Chhattisgarh Goa _ Gujarat Haryana Himachal Pradesh Jammu & Kashmir Jharkhand Karnataka Kerala Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra Manipur _ Meghalaya _ Mizoram _ Nagaland Odisha Punjab Rajasthan Sikkim # _ Tamil Nadu _ Tripura Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand _ West Bengal A&N Islands Chandigarh _ D.& N. Haveli # _ Daman & Diu # _ Delhi # _ Lakshadweep _ Puducherry _ All India "-" not received/not available CB- Exotic/Crossbred, ND- Indigenous/Non-descript Source : State/UT Animal Husbandry Departments 37

46 TABLE 5: SHARE OF MILK PRODUCTION BY COWS, BUFFALOES & GOATS DURING S. No. States/UTs Cow Milk CB ND Total Buffalo Milk Goat Milk (000 tonnes) Total 1 Andhra Pradesh Arunachal Pradesh Assam Bihar Chhattisgarh Goa Gujarat Haryana Himachal Pradesh Jammu & Kashmir Jharkhand Karnataka Kerala Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra Manipur _ Meghalaya _ Mizoram _ Nagaland Odisha Punjab Rajasthan Sikkim # _ Tamil Nadu _ Tripura Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand _ West Bengal A&N Islands Chandigarh _ D.& N. Haveli _ Daman & Diu _ Delhi _ Lakshadweep _ Puducherry _ All India "-" not received/not available CB- Exotic/Crossbred, ND- Indigenous/Non-descript Source : State/UT Animal Husbandry Departments 38

47 TABLE 6: SHARE OF MILK PRODUCTION BY COWS, BUFFALOES & GOATS DURING S. No. States/UTs Cow Milk CB ND Total (000 tonnes) Buffalo Milk Goat Milk Total 1 Andhra Pradesh Arunachal Pradesh Assam Bihar Chhattisgarh Goa _ Gujarat Haryana Himachal Pradesh Jammu & Kashmir Jharkhand Karnataka Kerala Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra Manipur _ Meghalaya _ Mizoram _ Nagaland Odisha Punjab Rajasthan Sikkim # _ Tamil Nadu _ Tripura Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand _ West Bengal A&N Islands Chandigarh _ D.& N. Haveli _ Daman & Diu _ Delhi _ Lakshadweep Puducherry _ All India "-" not received/not available CB- Exotic/Crossbred, ND- Indigenous/Non-descript Source : State/UT Animal Husbandry Departments 39

48 TABLE 7: SHARE OF MILK PRODUCTION BY COWS, BUFFALOES & GOATS DURING Sl.No. States/UTs Cow Milk CB ND Total Buffalo Milk Goat Milk (000 tonnes) 1 Andhra Pradesh Arunachal Pradesh Assam Bihar Chhattisgarh Goa Gujarat Haryana Himachal Pradesh Jammu & Kashmir Jharkhand Karnataka Kerala Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra Manipur Meghalaya Mizoram Nagaland Odisha Punjab Rajasthan Sikkim # Tamil Nadu Tripura Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand West Bengal A&N Islands Chandigarh D.& N. Haveli # Daman & Diu # Delhi # Lakshadweep Puducherry All India # used previous year data for estimation of "-" not received/not available CB- Exotic/Crossbred, ND- Indigenous/Non-descript Source : State/UT Animal Husbandry Departments Total 40

49 TABLE 8 : DETAILS OF ESTIMATES OF MILK PRODUCTION FROM EXOTIC/CROSSBRED COWS DURING to S.No. States/UTs No. of Animals in Milk Average Yield per Animal in Milk Estimates of Milk Production (000 nos.) (kg/day) (000 tonnes) Andhra Pradesh Arunachal Pradesh Assam Bihar Chhattisgarh Goa Gujarat Haryana Himachal Pradesh Jammu & Kashmir Jharkhand Karnataka Kerala Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra Manipur Meghalaya Mizoram Nagaland Odisha Punjab Rajasthan Sikkim # Tamil Nadu Tripura Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand West Bengal A&N Islands Chandigarh D.& N. Haveli # Daman & Diu # Delhi # Lakshadweep Puducherry All India # used previous year data for estimation of "-" not received/not available Source : State/UT Animal Husbandry Departments 41

50 TABLE 9 : DETAILS OF ESTIMATES OF MILK PRODUCTION FROM NON DISTRICT/INDIGENIOUS COWS DURING to S. No. States/UTs No. of Animals in Milk Average Yield per Animal in Milk Estimates of Milk Production (000 nos.) (kg/day) (000 tonnes) Andhra Pradesh Arunachal Pradesh Assam Bihar Chhattisgarh Goa Gujarat Haryana Himachal Pradesh Jammu & Kashmir Jharkhand Karnataka Kerala Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra Manipur Meghalaya Mizoram Nagaland Odisha Punjab Rajasthan Sikkim # Tamil Nadu Tripura Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand West Bengal A&N Islands Chandigarh D.& N. Haveli # Daman & Diu # Delhi # Lakshadweep Puducherry Total # used previous year data for estimation of "-" not received/not available Source : State/UT Animal Husbandry Departments 42