Vol. 11, Special Issue 7 (2022)

Author(s):
Manisha Singodia, Lokesh Tak, Sanjay Kumar Rewani, Sunil Rajoria and Harshita Bhumra

Abstract:
The livestock service delivery system is an organization or establishment that conveys different sources of info and administrations relating to animals creation to the expected customers, either liberated from cost or charging as indicated by the help delivered by them. A study was purposively conducted following exploratory research design in Jaipur district of Rajasthan to assess the status and effectiveness of production services availed by livestock farmers from the livestock service providers. Data was collected from 120 randomly selected livestock farmers through structured interview schedule. Among the production services the paravets were the major source for the artificial insemination services, 90.16 per cent of the livestock farmers utilized. Co-operatives were found major animal production service provider under different categories i.e. concentrate feed (89.28%), mineral mixture (83.92%), training and extension services (53.57%) and supply of fodder seeds and sleeps (35.71%). A moderate percentage of the respondent (20.83%) was access the credit facilities from various commercial and cooperative banks situated in the territory of the livestock farmersy.