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Dairy Science Park V-2019-Quetta Proceedings of the National Seminar On “Emerging Trends and Opportunities in Livestock Sector of Balochistan”/ Dairy Science Park V – 2019 Quetta On sideline of Balochistan Livestock Expo 19-November, 2019 Abstracts (ISBN-978-969-422-001-7) http://dairysciencepark.org.pk/leb/ Editors Muhammad Azam Kakar Sania Subhan Qureshi Tauseef Asmat Zahid Mustafa Mahboob Ali Muhammad Masood Tariq Kiani Muhammad Subhan Qureshi Venue and Publisher University of Balochistan Quetta Proc Natl Seminar/Dairy Science Park V - 2019 Quetta; Livestock Expo Balochistan; 19-21 Nov, 2019 2 RATIONALE Livestock sector is considered as one of the four economic pillars of Balochistan. Other three are mineral, agronomy, and coastal sectors. However, the sector has remained a primary product supply segment till now. Pakistan, recently, has witnessed economic benefits from investment in livestock value-addition and processing. Livestock sector was the only sector with positive growth in the GDP for the year 2018-19. Economic returns in livestock sector are much quicker than the other small and medium businesses, including agro-businesses. Balochistan is, primarily, livestock and rangeland economic entity of Pakistan. Its transformation from traditional to modern-commercial-industrial sector is need of the day. Above in view, Balochistan Government has prepared a 10-years’ Livestock Policy (BLP 2020-30) which has focus to transform livestock sector into a commercial and industrial sector. Such a transformational policy and strategy requires attracting local and foreign investors from private sector. Proc Natl Seminar/Dairy Science Park V - 2019 Quetta; Livestock Expo Balochistan; 19-21 Nov, 2019 3 National Conference on “Emerging Trends and Opportunities in Livestock Sector of Balochistan” Venue: Main Auditorium, University of Balochistan, Quetta (19thNovember 2019) SESSION I – INAUGURATION & OVERVIEW OF LIVESTOCK SECTOR Registration of participants 8:30 am to 9:00 am Welcoming of Guests and Participants 9:00 am to 9:15 am Recitation of Holy Quran 9:15 am to 9:20 am Opening Remarks about National Seminar Dr. Muhammad. Azam Kakar, Director, Planning & Development Livestock 9:20 am to 9:30am Department Balochistan, Quetta New Initiatives of Government of Balochistan, in Livestock Sector 9:300 am to 10:00 am Mr. Captain Fazal Asghar {Retd}, Chief Secretary Balochistan Guest Speaker from Iran 10:00 am to 10:15 am Chief Guest: Jam Kamal Khan Chief Minister Balochistan 10:15 am to 10:45 am Tea Break 10:45 am to 11:15am Proc Natl Seminar/Dairy Science Park V - 2019 Quetta; Livestock Expo Balochistan; 19-21 Nov, 2019 4 SESSION II – ACADEMIA-INDUSTRY LINKAGES Farmer, Academia-Industry Linkages for Livestock Sector 11:30 am to 11:50 am Dr. NH Kholoro, DG PRI Karachi Business Opportunities of Livestock in Balochistan 11:50 pm to 12:10 pm Mr. Dostain Khan Jamaldini, Secretary Livestock Department Balochistan A Success Story in Livestock Farming Mr. Mumtaz Khan Minhas 12:10 pm to 12:20 pm Progressive Livestock Farmer and Ex-Minister Punjab Strategy for Eradication of FMD in Pakistan 12:20 pm to 12:40 pm Dr. Muhammad Afzal, Food and Agriculture Organization Islamabad Transforming Livestock Resources into Exportable Surplus Prof. Dr. M Subhan Qureshi, 12:20 pm to 12:40 pm President Dairy Science Park Pakistan, Ex-Dean FVAS, UA Peshawar Importance of Agriculture Technologies in Livestock Sector & Contribution of USAID PATTA project for their promotion through private sector 12:40 pm to 1:00 pm Dr. Waqar Ahmed, USAID PATTA project Lunch and Prayer 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm SESSION III – POLICY, REFORMS AND SUPPORT PACKAGES Policy Reforms And Support Packages For Livestock Development Dr Ghulam Hussain Jaffar, 2:00 pm to 2:20 pm Director General (E) Livestock Department Balochistan Panel Discussion: Suggestion and Remarks/Ideas from Participants 2:20 pm to 4:00 pm Recommendations of the National Seminar 4:00 pm to 4:10 pm Mr. Ejaz Sanjrani, Special Assistant to CM Balochistan Remarks and Vote of Thanks by Advisor to CM for Livestock 4:10 pm to 4:25 Mr. Haji Mitha Khan Kakar Conclusive Remarks from the Honorable Chief Guest Governor Balochistan 4:25 pm to 4:50pm Mr. Justice (Retd) Amanullah Khan Yasinzai Vote of Thanks by Vice Chancellor University of Balochistan Quetta 4:50 pm to 5:00 pm Prof. Dr. M. Anwar Panizai Proc Natl Seminar/Dairy Science Park V - 2019 Quetta; Livestock Expo Balochistan; 19-21 Nov, 2019 5 CONTRIBUTED PAPERS AOH=Animal Health and One Health APT= Animal Production and Technology FRM= Fodder and Range Management QCH= Quality Control and Halal Practices BAH= Biotechnology and Animal Health EDV= Entrepreneurship Development PST= Poultry Sciences FRMI= Farming Innovations SR. NO. CODE TITLE/ AUTHOR INSTITUTION Sequence Diversity Analysis Of Beta- Casein Gene, Kappa-Casein Gene And Faculty of Science & Interferon Beta-1 Gene In Pakistani Technology, Virtual 1. Camel Breeds University of Pakistan, AOH-01 Masroor Ellahi Babar* Lahore Virtual University of Pakistan *[email protected] Antiviral Potential Of Medicinal Plants Of Balochistan University of Balochistan: Studies Based On The Local Information Technology, 2. AOH-02 Investigations Engineering and Management Fayaz Ahmed* Sciences, Quetta Pakistan Isolation Of Mycoplasma Mycoides Subsp.Mycoides Small Colony In North Ministry of Animal And South Kordofan States, Sudan 3. Resources. Animal Resources AOH-03 Eslah, A. D.O*, Neimat.M.E.E, Research Corporation Ahmed, S.I, Elgadal.A, Alhassan, G.E.M *[email protected] Recombinant Adenovirus Expressing Beijing Scientific Observation Vesicular Stomatitis Virus G Proteins and Experiment Station for Induce Both Humoral And Cell- Veterinary Drugs and 4. AOH-04 Medicated Immune Responses In Mice Diagnostic Technology, And Goats Ministry of Agriculture and Xiaojuan Xue, Yong Wang, Hongyan Rural Affairs, Institute of Proc Natl Seminar/Dairy Science Park V - 2019 Quetta; Livestock Expo Balochistan; 19-21 Nov, 2019 6 Jin, Lin Liang, Jiayang Li, Xiaolu Li, Animal Sciences, CAS, Zhaoyong Yu, Shangjin Cui, Gang Li* Beijing China *[email protected] Emerging Public Health Concerns With Livestock and Dairy Mdr S.Aureus From Camel Milk In Development Department 5. AOH-05 Distinct Agro Ecological Zones Government of Balochistan, Mahboob Ali* Quetta, Pakistan *[email protected] Prevalence Of Bovine Babesiosis And Civil Veterinary Hospital, Theileriosis In District Zhob, Department of Livestock and 6. AOH-06 Balochistan Dairy Development Nasibullah Kakar, Mujeeb Ur Rehman* Department, Zhob *[email protected] Phytomineral Supplementation For Section of Parasitology, Better Animal Health And Cost Department of Pathobiology, Effective Control Of Gastrointestinal College of Veterinary and 7. AOH-07 Parasites Animal Sciences, Narowal Hafiz Muhammad Rizwan* Sub Campus UVAS, Lahore, *[email protected] Pakistan Evaluation Of In Vitro Antiviral Activities Of The Plants Crude- Foot and Mouth Disease Extracts Against Foot And Mouth Research Center, Veterinary 8. AOH-08 Disease Virus Research Institute, Peshawar, Faiza Ashraf* Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan *[email protected] Characterization Of Corynebacterium Pseudo-Tuberculosis From Infected Central Veterinary Research 9. AOH-09 Sheep In Khartoum States, Sudan Laboratory, Sudan. Almaani Omer* *[email protected] Control Of Congo Virus Infection In Department of Pathology, Pakistan 10. AOH-10 University of Agriculture Muhammad Tariq Javed* Faisalabad *[email protected] Crimean Congo Hemorrhagic Fever Department of Human (Cchf) In The Scenario Of DSP- Bio- Nutrition, University of 11. AOH-11 Risk Management In Pakistan Agriculture, Khyber Parkha Riaz Nasrullah, Azizullah, M.S. Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan Qureshi and Mithat Direk Epidemiology And Control Of Department of Parasitology, 12. AOH-12 Gastrointestinal Nematodes Of Large University of Veterinary and Proc Natl Seminar/Dairy Science Park V - 2019 Quetta; Livestock Expo Balochistan; 19-21 Nov, 2019 7 Ruminants (Cattle) In District Quetta, Animal Sciences, Lahore, Balochistan Pakistan Muhammad Ramzan* *[email protected] Spatial Cluster Analysis Of Human Department of Epidemiology & Cases Of Crimean Congo Hemorrhagic Public Health, Cholistan University of Veterinary and 13. AOH-13 Fever Reported In Pakistan Animal Sciences, Bahawalpur, Tariq Abbas* Pakistan *[email protected] Emergence of pathogenic strains of S. Department of Medicine, Faculty Aureus in goat milk, and their of Veterinary Science, Cholistan 14. AOH-14 comparative response to antibiotics University of Veterinary and Iqra Muzammil, Amjad Islam Aqib* Animal Sciences, Bahawalpur, *[email protected] Pakistan Optimization Of Procedure To Detect Centre for Advanced Studies Foot And Mouth Disease Virus In in Vaccinology and 15. AOH-15 Bovine Of Balochistan Biotechnology (CASVAB), Asadullah, Jamil Ahmad, Ferhat Abbas University of the Balochistan, and Muhammad Azam Kakar Quetta Screening Of Antibacterial Activity Of Five Medicinal Plants Of Balochistan- University of Baluchistan, 16. AOH-16 Pakistan Quetta Pakistan. Siraj Ahmed Kakar, R.B.Tareen, M. Azam Kakar, Hameeda Jabeen, Saeed- ur-Rehman Kakar Ethno-Veterinary Practices In Camel Department of Veterinary And Other Livestock In Balochistan, Medicine, Faculty of 17. AOH-17 Pakistan Veterinary Sciences, Ihsanullah Kakar, M. A. Kakar, LUAWMS Uthal M. I. 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