ARDD, ADC

04/02/2026

“Training-cum Duckling Distribution Programme successfully conducted under the Duck Rearing Scheme 🦆
A total of 330 beneficiaries from Killa Subzone were supported through this initiative, with each beneficiary receiving 10 ducklings per unit along with ration and cage.
The programme was held on 04/02/2026 at Chokhereng Hall, Killa, along with a practical training session to promote sustainable duck rearing and livelihood enhancement.
Empowering rural livelihoods, one step at a time.

07/12/2024

19th State Level Wangala Festival, on 7/12/2024 to 8/12/2024 at Wangala ground, Natintila, under Garjee Subzone

28/11/2024

11/11/2024

Joint visit of Deputy Principal Veterinary Officer and Veterinary Officer, TTAADC, B. C. Manu Zone at SMSC Kalsi and different ARD based schemes on 11/11/2024

22/10/2024

Implementation of different ARD based schemes like Malmata piggery, Malmata goatery and backyard poultry scheme under DPVO, B. C. Manu Zone for the FY 2024-25(1st quarter). These schemes are implemented through Transfer Fund.

25/09/2024

Piglet anaemia is very common in pigs exclusively raised on concrete floor with no exces to soil under intensive system. Piglets born with 50 mg iron reserve into their liver with daily requirement of 7 mg iron per day. But mother pig(sow) milk is deficit in iron content and piglet get only 1 mg iron from their mother with a further deficit of around 6 mg iron per day. Thus within 7-8 days they exhausted all the reserved iron stored into their liver and suffer from sever anaemia, subsequently died within 15-20 days after their birth causing significant losses to the farmer.
To prevent this Inj. Irondextran ( 200 mg) 2 ml can be given intramuscularly at neck/ hind leg region on 3-4 days age which will protect them for 21 days; the same should be repeated on 21st days age.

21/09/2024

Visit of Joint Principal Veterinary Officer, TTAADC, Khumulwng along with Deputy Principal Veterinary Officer, TTAADC, South Zone at Pig Breeding Farm, TTAADC, B. C. Manu on 21/09/2024

21/09/2024

Visit of Deputy Principal Veterinary Officer, TTAADC, South Zone along with Veterinary Officer, Pig Breeding Farm, TTAADC, B.C. Manu at Composite Livestock Farm, TTAADC, Belbari, Piggery Unit on 19/09/2024

18/09/2024

Post flood special animal health camps are going on in different parts of TTAADC, organised by ARDD, TTAADC

15/09/2024

Pig farming is important for many reasons, including:

Meat production: Pigs are a major source of meat, and are more efficient feed converters than other livestock.

Waste reduction: Pigs can eat a wide variety of foods, including damaged feeds, and convert them into meat.

Manure: Pig manure can be used to maintain soil fertility.

Employment: Pig farming can provide jobs for rural farmers.

Adaptability: Pigs can adapt to a variety of environments and are resistant to many diseases.

Profitability: Pigs can be profitable because they have a high feed-to-meat conversion ratio and can be raised on a small scale.

Short generation interval: Pigs reach sexual maturity early and can have multiple litters per year.

Nearly all parts are edible: Nearly all parts of a pig can be consumed or sold.

Low initial investment: Pig farming requires relatively little initial investment in buildings and equipment.

08/09/2024

Joint visit of Dy.PVO, ARDD South zone and In-charge PBF,B.C Manu at flood affected areas of Rambhadra and Uttar Ekchhari vc under VD Karbook.
A Health cm Awareness Camp has been organised .
Animal treated:- 113 nos
Bird treated:- 241 nos
Family benefited:- 35 nos

07/09/2024

In the month of February 2024, Malmata piggery scheme was implemented by the ARDD, TTAADC under Garjee Subzone. The unit cost was Rs. 1,10,000/- .
Now the concerned beneficiary is getting the piglets. They are very much happy and we too.