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Final Excel Tables for Link.Xlsx List of Semen Stations Name of Semen Grade as per CMU Breeds of Semen Produced State Address Contact Station Evaluation 2019-20 Indigenous Exotic Crossbred Buffalo Email ID:[email protected] Deputy Director (AH) Mobile Frozen Semen Station, 1 FSBS, Banavasi Andhra Pradesh A HF & Jersey Jersey CB, HF CB Murrah No:949521923/8008204156 Banavasi-Via, Yemmiganur-518360 Phone No:08512-246563; 08512- Andhra Pradesh 246627 Email Frozen Semen Bull Station, A.P. ID:[email protected]/ddnand Ongole, Kankrej, Murrah, Mehasna, Livestock Development Agency, On [email protected] 2 FSBS, Nandyal Andhra Pradesh B Rathi, Deoni, Jersey CB Jaffarabadi, N.H.18, Near Gandhi Nagar, Nandyal, Mobile No:8008204136 Punganur Pandharpuri Kurnool District, Pin-518502 Phone No:08514-242956; 08514- 242956 Email Frozen Semen Bull Station, Dairy Farm ID:[email protected] FSBS, Campus, Hanumanthavaka Jn., Mobile No:9989998075 3 Andhra Pradesh B Ongole Jersey Jersey CB, HF CB Murrah Vishakapattanam Vishakapatnam-530040, Andhra Phone No:08912552737; Pradesh 04023391711; 040-23371516; 040- 23316838 Email ID:[email protected] F.S.B.S. Assam Livestock Development Mobile No:9435119889 4 FSBS, Barapeta Assam A HF & Jersey Agency, (ALDA) Khanapara, Guwahati- Phone No:9954703296; 0361- 22 Assam 2334567; 0361-2334567 Frozen semen Bank FSB cum BS, Patna , P.O.- Bihar Email : [email protected]; 5 cum Bull station, Bihar Not graded Sahiwal, Red Sindhi HF & Jersey HF CB Veterinary College, Patna - 800014 Phone : 0612 2227176 Patna Email ID:[email protected]; [email protected] I/C Frozen Semen Bull Station Anjora, Mobile No:0771-2344637; 0771- 6 FSBS, Anjora Durg Chhattisgarh A Gir, Sahiwal HF & Jersey Jersey CB, HF CB Murrah Durg (C.G.) Chattisgarh Western 2623421; 0771-2424961 Phone No:0771-2424961; 0771- 2424960 Email ID:[email protected]; Amul Research and Development [email protected] 7 SS ARDA-Ode Gujarat A Gir, Sahiwal HF & Jersey Jersey CB, HF CB Murrah, Jaffarabadi Association C/O, Amul Dairy Road, Mobile No:9727703399 Anand-388001, Gujarat Phone No:02692-256124; 02692- 240225 Email ID:[email protected]; [email protected]; Pashu Samvardhan Kendra, Po. [email protected] Pashu Samvardhan Jagudan Near Mevab Toll Plaza, 8 Gujarat A Gir, Kankrej HF HF CB Murrah, Mehasna Mobile No: Kendra, Jagudan Ahmedabad- Mehsana State Highway, Phone No:02762-285330; 02762- Dist. Mehsana, Pin-382710 253422; 02762-253201 to 05; 02762-253422 Email ID:[email protected]; Kankrej, Rathi, Gir, [email protected]; Tharparkar, Murrah, Mehsana, Sabarmati Ashram Gaushala Bidaj [email protected]; 9 SAG, Bidaj Gujarat A Sahiwal, Red HF & Jersey Jersey CB, HF CB Jaffarabadi, Farm, Po. Lali, Dist. Kheda-387120, [email protected] Sindhi, Khillar, Pandharpuri, Banni Gujarat Mobile No: Hariana Phone No:02694-288580; 02694- 288584; 012694-288574 Incharge Email Dama Semen Production Unit, ID:[email protected]; At : Dama, Post : Rampura, [email protected]; 10 Dama Semen Station Gujarat B Kankrej HF HF CB Mehasna Taluka : Deesa, bipin@[email protected]; Dist. : Banaskantha, Pin– Mobile No: 385535, (Gujarat). Phone No: State Frozen Semen Production & Email ID:[email protected]; SFSP&TI, GLDB, Surti,Mehasna, Training Institute, GLDB, Ramnagar [email protected] 11 Gujarat A Gir, Kankrej HF HF CB Patan Jaffarabadi Road, Via. Padmanabh Char Rasta, Mobile No: Chansma Highway, Patan-384265 Phone No: Email ID:[email protected] Semen Bank, Intensive Cattle Mobile No:9818319820 Sperm Station, HLDB, Due for evaluation 12 Haryana Sahiwal Murrah Development Project, Sohana Road, Phone No:0124-2200084; 0124- Gurgaon (2019-20) Gurgoan-122001, Haryana 2200672; 0712-2574662; 0172- 2576619 Email ID:[email protected], [email protected] Hisar Bovine Sperm Director, Hisar Bovine Sperm Station & Sahiwal, Gir, [email protected] 13 Station & Research Haryana A HF & Jersey HF CB Murrah, Niliravi Research Centre 17th K.M. Stone, Tharparkar Mobile No:9896435579; Centre Rajgarh Road, Hisar-125001, Haryana 9996362777, 9416397799 Phone No: Email ID:[email protected]; Semen Bank Officer, Frozen Semen [email protected] Frozen Semen Bank Bank, Hissar, Sector-3, State Cattle Mobile No:7404574504 14 Haryana A Sahiwal, Hariana HF HF CB Murrah (FSB), Hissar Breeding Project, Semen Bank, Barwala Phone No:01662-277283; 01662- Road, Hisar, Haryana 278068; 0172-2574662; 0172- 2574663-64 Email ID:[email protected] Jersey Cross Breeding Station, Jersey Cross Breeding Mobile No:9416269719 15 Haryana A Sahiwal HF HF CB Murrah Jagadhari, Dist. Yamuna Nagar, Station, Jagadhari Phone No:07132-247097; 0172- Haryana 2574662; 0172-2574662 Email ID:[email protected] Rohtak Semen Station, Rajendra Nagar, 16 Rohtak Semen Station Haryana A Murrah Mobile No:9376017266 Rohtak, Haryana-124001 Phone No: BAIF Semen Freezing Gir, Sahiwal, Red BAIF Semen Freezing Laboratory, Phone: +91-1686-268563; Email 17 Haryana B HF laboratory, Jind Sindhi, Nagori Dharouli, Jind, Haryana 126 113 : [email protected] Email ID: [email protected] Semen Station, Near Housing Board [email protected] Semen Station, Tharparkar, Red 18 Himachal Pradesh A HF & Jersey Colony, Palampur, Himachal Pradesh, Mobile No:9418478456 Palampur Sindhi Pin-176061 Phone No:01894-231423/23; 01894-230529; 0177-2830089; Email ID:[email protected] Central Artificial Breeding Station Mobile No:9419145119 CABS, Hakkal, Due for evaluation 19 Jammu Sahiwal HF & Jersey HF CB Murrah Hakkal, Jammu-180003, Phone No:0191-2262041; 0191- Jammu (2019-20) Jammu & Kashmir 2432260; 0191-2505552; 0191- 2505247 Email ID:[email protected] Frozen Semen Project Ranbirbagh, FSP, Ranbirbagh, Due for evaluation Mobile No:9419959330 20 Kashmir-Srinagar Red Sindhi HF & Jersey Jersey CB, HF CB Ganderbal Kashmir, Srinagar, Jammu Srinagar-Kashmir (2019-20) Phone No:0194-2455091; 0194- & Kashmir, Pin-191131 2455369 Email ID:[email protected]; Central Frozen Semen Production & [email protected] Red Sindhi, 21 CFSP&TI, Karnataka Karnataka A HF & Jersey Murrah Training Institute, Hessarghatta, Mobile No: Tharparkar Bengalore-560088, Karnataka Phone No:080-28466106-07; 080- 28466227; 080-28466253 Email ID:[email protected]; [email protected] State Semen Cllection Centre Mobile No: 22 SSCC, Hessarghatta Karnataka A Hallikar, Amrithmahal HF Hessarghatta, Bengalore-560089, Phone No:080-28446271; 080- Karnataka 2844627; 080-22866431; 080- 22861292 Email ID: Tharparkar, Sahiwal, State Semen Cllection Centre UAS Mobile No: Khillar, Deoni, Murrah, Surti, 23 SSCC, Dharwad Karnataka B Campus, Krishinagar, Dharwad- Phone No:0836-2747379; 0836- Krishna valley, Pandharpuri 580005, Karnataka 2441965; 080-22866431; 080- Malanad Gidda 22861292 Email ID:[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Nandini Sperm Station Kakolu, [email protected] 24 NSS-KMF, Bengaluru Karnataka A HF & Jersey Murrah Hessarghatta Lake Post, Bengalore- Mobile No: 560089, Karnataka Phone No:080-28479059/242; 080- 28479078; 080-26096802-03; 080- 25536539; 080-25536105; 080- 25631180 Email ID: State Livestock Breeding & Training Mobile No: 25 SLBTC, Hessarghatta Karnataka B HF & Jersey Murrah, Surti Centre, Hessarghatta, Bengalore- Phone No:080-28466397; 080- 560088, Karnataka 28466282; 080-22866431; 080- 22861292 Email ID:[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Frozen Semen Bank KLDB, Dhoni, 26 FSB, Dhoni, Kerala Kerala A Rathi, Red Sindhi Jersey CB, HF CB Murrah Mobile No: Palakkad-678009, Kerala Phone No:0491-2553324; 0491- 2556127; 0491-2557277; 0471- 2440920 Email Regional Semen Bank, KLDB, ID:[email protected] RSB, KLDB, Jersey CB, HF CB, 27 Kerala A Vehchur Kulathupuzha-691310, Kollam Dist, Mobile No:9447242240 Kulathupuzha Sunandini Kerala Phone No:0475-2317547; 0475- 2317547; 0471-2440920 Email ID:[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Sperm Station, Kerala Livestock [email protected]; Development Board, Mattupatty, 28 SS, KLDB, Mattupatty Kerala A HF & Jersey Sunandini [email protected] Munnar, Idukki Dist, Kerala State, pin- Mobile No:9447242240 685616 Phone No:04865-242346; 04865- 242202; 04865-242578; 0471- 2240920; 0471-2440673 Email ID: [email protected]; [email protected] FSL, Harsul, Khillar, Red Kandhari, Frozen Semen Laboratory, Harsul, Mobile No:9421678136; 29 Maharashtra A Jersey Jersey CB, HF CB Murrah Aurangabad Deoni, Dangi, Aurangabad-431008, Maharashtra 9423109354 Phone No:0240-2381542; 0724- 2259341; 0724-2259342; 0724- 2259343 Email Gir, Tharparkar, ID:[email protected]; Murrah, Surti, Semen Freezing Laboratory BAIF Sahiwal, Red [email protected] SFL, BAIF, Jaffarabadi, Bhadavri, Development Research Foundation, 30 Maharashtra A Sindhi, Khillar, HF & Jersey Jersey CB, HF CB Mobile No:9881318932; Urulikanchan Pandharpuri, Banni, Central Research Station, Ongole, Red 9325010213 Nagpuri Urulikanchan, Pune-412202 kandhari, Dangi Phone No:020-26926248; 020- 26926265; 020-269256347 Email Rahuri Semen Station, A Unit of NDDB ID:Shivkumar.patil@rahurisemenst Rahuri Semen Station, Kankrej, Rathi, Gir, Murrah, Jaffarabadi, Dairy Services, Khadambe-B, Dalimb 31 Maharashtra A HF & Jersey HF CB ation.com Ahmednagar Sahiwal,Khillar Pandharpuri Phata, PO. MPKV Rahuri, Ahmednagar – Mobile No:9075049671 413 722, Maharashtra Phone No: Email ID:[email protected] M/s. B.G. Chitale Dairy, At: Bhilawadi M/s. B.G. Chitale, Gir, Sahiwal, Red Mobile No: 32 Maharashtra A HF & Jersey HF CB Murrah Station, Post: Palus, Dist: Sangali, Sangli Sindhi Phone No:02346-233112-11; Ext. Maharashtra
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