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Improvement of cattle and other livestock and poultry 1981 (By-law No. 1).

Country
Type of law
Regulation
Source


Abstract
With a view to enhance the nutritional standards and income levels of farmers and to move towards the self-reliance of the country, this By-law stresses the importance to promote livestock rearing by improving the quality and output of cattle and other livestock and poultry, through cross-breeding and selection. To these ends it makes provision for the identification of places where exotic and mithun bulls shall be stationed and distributed, and for the declaration of the areas to be covered by such bulls. Local bulls found fit for breeding purposes shall not be vasectomized nor castrated and shall be registered with the Office of the Dzongdag. The approved animal shall be kept under regular health inspection, with particular regard to contagious or infectious diseases. Final provisions concern the obligation of the farmers to report immediately to the nearest Veterinary Centre in case of any outbreak of animal disease.
Date of text
Repealed
No
Serial Imprint
The Livestock Act and By-laws, Ministry of Development, Animal Husbandry Department, November 1980, pp. 2-6.
Source language

English

Legislation Amendment
No