SDB Pattan Baramulla

Hon’ble Cabinet Minister for Agriculture Production, Mr. Javid Ahmad Dar sahab , along with Director Sheep Husbandry Department Jammu and Kashmir Dr. Syed Mohi-ul-Haq and DSHO Baramulla Dr. Mohd Haider Kazmi, reviewed the departmental stall at Wussan Bangil, Kunzer, to assess key initiatives, high-yielding livestock breeds, and beneficiary welfare schemes empowering local rearers.

On behalf of the District Sheep Husbandry Organization, Baramulla, we extend our heartfelt gratitude and farewell to Dr. Showkat Ahmad for his dedicated leadership examplary services and uncountable achievements, led with development and warmly welcoming Dr. Syed Mohd Haider Kazmi as our new District Sheep Husbandry Officer Baramulla as his vast experience shall be fruitful for the implementation of departmental activities and welfare of employee farrenity.
We wish Dr.Showkat Ahmad the very best in his future endeavors .

I request all kashmiri brothers plz purchase local sheep/ goat for Qurbani purpose, that will help our local breeders to carry on with their families.

District Sheep Husbandry Office Baramulla April 25th 2026: - District Sheep Husbandry Baramulla Observed World Veterinary Day 2026, themed “Veterinarians Guardians of Food and Health” across its field functionaries at Sheep & Wool Development Office Uri, VAS HQs Shrakwara, Pattan and at Small Ruminant Veterinary Hospital Chijhama. These events highlighted the role of veterinary professionals in improving animal welfare, ensuring food safety, and advancing scientific research. The event witnessed the active participation of Students, Sheep& Goat Farmers, and entrepreneurs. Speakers at the occasion highlighted the key veterinary issues such as zoonotic disease control, The One Health Initiative, and the significance of key veterinary practices in animal care. Free animal health checkups, deworming and vaccination camps were organised in the event. Deputy Director Research DIL, Nowshera Srinagar, Dr Mohammad Maroof Shah, served as the guest of honour at the central functions held at Pattan. Dr. Khalid Omar was felicitated with the best Veterinarian Award and citation for his outstanding performance in Radio Diagnostic and Surgical Managemental Practices. Besides, this to encourage the field staff, the best para-veterinarian awards were given among the nominated across each sheep development block for their outstanding role in animal health managemental practices. Moreover, 03 Chopans were felicitated for their honesty while rearing the local & government livestock during their stay at the highland pastures (June to September)
Dr. Showkat Ahmad, District Sheep Husbandry Officer, Baramulla, speaking on the occasion, highlighted the role and significance of such events and thanked all the participants, especially the student fraternity for their stake of understanding the importance of such events. He stressed upon all the employees to work with full dedication and commitment to safeguard the animal lives with priority and not letting any farmer to utter a word of co

Important Advisory for Sheep Breeders of Kashmir regarding survival and well being of livestock

Today, on 30th March, Sheep Development Block Pattan Baramulla conducted an awareness programme on ATMA at Panchayat ghar Nehalpora Pattan. The programme aimed to educate sheep farmers about the scentific sheep management . During programme Dr. Muneer Ah Dar elaborated on the concept of smart farming emphasizing modern sheep rearing practices, scientific management, and the importance of market awareness to ensure profitability and long-term sustainability
Mr. zameer Ah Malik , Flock inspector Palhallan, highlighting the significance of the modern sheep rearing practices, scientific management, of sheep farming . He encouraged sheep farmers to stay informed and responsible as future citizens.
The session proved to be highly informative and interactive, with sheep farmers actively participating and gaining valuable knowledge. Such initiatives strengthen the relationship between the sheep Department and the community while promoting legal awareness among the younger generation.
An interactive session allowed farmers to raise their concerns and share local experiences, promoting a constructive dialogue between officials and the farming community. The participants expressed their gratitude for the informative camp and requested for organizing such camps in near future

Department of Sheep Husbandry Baramulla released its 3rd Annual Progress Report 2025–26 at DC Office Baramulla. The report was formally released by Shri Minga Sherpa, District Development Commissioner Baramulla, in the presence of senior officers of the district and line departments.

The report presents a consolidated account of sector growth in 2025–26, covering upgradation of veterinary healthcare infrastructure across the district, strengthening of diagnostic facilities, establishment of Smart OT at Uri and development of the Small Ruminant Veterinary Hospital Chijhama. It also documents expansion of sheep and goat units under ISDS, mass vaccination drives under LHDCP, focused public health and zoonoses interventions, inter-departmental collaborations, healthcare outreach at highland pastures, publication launches, and success stories of progressive farmers.

The compilation reflects sustained institutional effort, field outreach and measurable progress in strengthening sheep husbandry services in Baramulla.

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FLAG HOISTING CEREMONY AT SHEEP DEVELOPMENT BLOCK PALHALLAN PATTAN ON THE EVE OF 77 th REPUBLIC DAY.
VAS SINGPORA , Dr. Umar Khalid hoisted the National flag at VAS Office Palhallan Pattan along with the staff of SDB Tappar, Pattan and Singpora