20th 

Livestock Census 2019 (Haryana)

Provisional Summary of 20th Livestock Census 2019
Hors Pon Mul Donke Cam Rabb Elep TotalLiv
Sr District Cattle Buffalo Sheep Goat Pig Dog
e y e y el it hant estock

1 Ambala 71160 137620 16887 6695 516 5 226 3 4128 0 4172 56 0 241468

2 Bhiwani 105436 277739 34533 32270 584 54 182 80 3517 1001 6184 121 0 461701

Charkhi
3 38753 153675 12946 17225 190 24 111 33 1737 338 2315 14 0 227361
Dadri

Faridaba
4 42988 114183 3721 6790 112 4 23 21 1562 5 2832 102 0 172343
d

Fatehaba
5 109062 234323 15146 13189 443 17 57 12 2160 547 2373 87 0 377416
d

Gurugra
6 64055 112688 3207 9752 710 99 84 88 8880 25 8248 299 0 208135
m

7 Hisar 170440 426486 33689 18864 570 43 106 70 4157 341 2727 39 0 657532

8 Jhajjar 62593 180527 9396 7837 347 29 330 37 11989 18 2949 45 0 276097

9 Jind 116871 396305 22853 11071 555 90 163 14 6334 106 1510 1008 0 556880

10 Kaithal 91943 281888 10939 6189 587 21 109 6 4947 13 1672 67 0 398381

11 Karnal 155294 200817 10851 9313 677 29 65 21 10346 125 4077 80 0 391695

Kurukshe
12 101941 139065 10955 7152 469 11 40 10 4082 0 2706 28 1 266460
tra

Mahendr
13 51113 187207 22995 45967 412 8 135 19 1354 807 2312 45 0 312374
agarh

14 Mewat 30088 174867 5522 26948 127 4 29 70 761 303 256 1963 0 240938

15 Palwal 49684 199491 7591 13072 320 23 64 89 3207 2 766 74 0 274383

Panchkul
16 32576 57242 3960 7608 100 1 46 22 1921 27 2340 28 0 105871
a

17 Panipat 74761 165172 5008 4595 387 14 22 6 4367 1 1505 45 0 255883

18 Rewari 44310 160423 5384 24127 260 16 248 22 7457 219 1877 85 0 244428

19 Rohtak 64075 174158 9981 6660 257 39 132 79 8694 2 2014 14 0 266105

20 Sirsa 235775 250809 27888 47609 398 40 231 79 1687 1289 5878 237 0 571920

21 Sonipat 111825 225771 7103 7332 456 61 31 4 12399 0 1605 62 0 366649

22 Yamunan 107296 126188 8213 6073 583 10 66 15 2626 1 1389 13 4 252477

 ag

28876 33633 250 10831 6170

  Total 1932039 4376644 9060 642 800 5170 4512 5 7126497
8 8 0 2 7

Haryana has a prominent place in the livestock map of the country in spite of being one of the smallest
(1.3 % of total geographical area) States of India. The animal husbandry activities in the State play a
pivotal role in the rural economy through a variety of contributions in the form of income generation,
draft power, socio-economic upliftment, employment avenues and better nutrition to human population
through livestock products like milk, eggs & meat etc. Haryana possesses 2.5% of the bovine population
of the country but contributes 83.81 Lakh tonnes milk per year which is more than 5.4% of the nation’s
total milk production. Similarly, per capita per day milk availability of the State is quite high @ 835
gms against the national average of 309 gms next only to Punjab where per capita per day milk
availability is 1063 gm. Haryana is the home tract of world famous ‘Murrah’ buffaloes popularly known
as ‘black gold’ and the dual purpose ‘Hariana’ cow. The State has since long been the prime source of
Murrah germplasm for other States and abroad for up-gradation of their low yielding, nondescript
buffaloes. Certainly, the State is proud of its position, achievements, livestock wealth and the significant
contributions of this sector to the State economy which is 5.5% of GSDP. It is also a major source of
employment throughout the year and livelihood to small farmers, including women. The importance of
this sector is ever increasing with the production saturation in crop husbandry and the shrinking of
availability of cultivable land. Department of Animal Husbandry, Haryana is one of the oldest
departments established more than a century ago. The department is responsible for providing health
care and breeding facilities for the precious livestock of the state. At the time of creation of the State of
Haryana in 1966, the State had only 314 veterinary institutions, which has now increased to 2799
indicating tremendous progress in the animal husbandry activities in the State. The department is putting
its best to achieve sustainable growth and development of livestock to increase per head productivity
and overall production at the rate of 5.6% annually through genetic improvement and quality animal
health care services. Providing nutritional security to general public and economic prosperity to the
livestock farmers of the State is the prime objective of the department.

Scheme of Haryana Government in Animal husbandry: