The livestock sector is an important component of the farming system. Up to 1950, only local cattle and goats were reared for milk and meat, With the establishment of artificial insemination in 1950 exotic cross breeds such as Jersey and Indian breeds of cattle were introduced and high milk yield was obtained. Further Jamunapari and Sannan breeds of goats were also introduced for meat and milk.
The livestock sector is a key component of the agricultural system. Prior to 1950, only local cattle and goats were raised for sustenance and income, But with the introduction of artificial insemination in 1950, exotic crossbreeds such as Jersey and Indian breeds of cattle were introduced, resulting in substantial increases in milk production. Moreover, Jamunapari and Sannan goat breeds were also introduced for meat and dairy purposes.