INTERNATIONAL ANIMAL INDUSTRY EXPO 2010

27-29 October, 2010

Venue : Sector-32, Opp. Noor Mahal, KARNAL
SEMINAR SCHEDULE
Hall No.
Seminar On Animal Agriculture – The Future 1
CLFMA Date : 28th October, 2010 | Time : 10.00 am to 01.00 pm
OF INDIA

CLFMA of India is organizing Seminar during International Animal Industry Expo (IAI Expo 2010) at Karnal on Thursday,
October 28, 2010. The theme of the seminar is Animal Agriculture - The Future (4 Case Studies) where following
speakers will discuss their experiences on mentioned topics.
We expect about 200 delegates which include CLFMA of India's members, dairy, poultry. Aqua farmers, milk and meat
processors, exporters, allied service providers, government officials and from different parts of lndia.

Name of the Speakers Topics of Speech with Hints

1. Mr. Baljeet Singh Redhu
2. Mr. Jagbeer Singh Dhull
3. Mr. M. S. Sandhu
4. Dr. Narayan G. Hegde
Murrah Buffalo Breed
• Milk and milk prospects in India and in the state of Haryana
• Importance of buffalo in the whole background of milk production in India
• Current situation of buffalo breeds and government efforts
• His initiative in buffalo breeding and the reason why he started this traditionally
since this is the domain of the government.
• Some experiences he has in buffalo breeding
• His future vision and dreams
Chicken Processing
• Poultry processing industry in North India
• Current situation and future prospects
• His expectation of growth in North India
• Why he went into processing and the challenges he faced initially
• What are the current challenges and how he sees the future
• Some experiences in marketing of processed chicken
Fish Farming
• Current state of fish industry in North India
• How he sees the growth of fish industry in North India
• Government's view and support in this industry
• Why did he go into fish farming and how did he develop his business. (Please talk
about challenges in production, transportation, sales and marketing)
• Why and how farmers should adopt fish production. What are the dos and don'ts?
How it could be more attractive and profitable.
Livestock & Environment
• Global warming and its impact.
• Role of livestock on environment.
• Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Ammonia, Methane gas Production and its control.
• Cow Dung to Bio-Gas and Poultry manure to electricity etc.
• Rendering and its advantages on environment.
• Changes in housing, seasonal changes in livestock management.
• Animal welfare

For more details, please contact:

Commander S Jaikumar , Executive Director
CLFMA OF INDIA
111, Mittal Chambers, Nariman Point, Mumbai - 400 021
Tel: 022 22026103 | Email : clfmaindia@gmail.com
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SEMINAR ON “SUSTAINABLE
AND PROFITABLE MODEL FOR GOUSHALAS”
Date : 28th October, 2010 | Time : 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm
HALL NO. 1
Th e An i ma l We lfa re Boa rd of I n d i a This seminar would primarily focus on
(a statutory advisory body of Govt. of India on 1. Preventive health management of cows.
Animal Welfare Laws and provides financial
2. Improving reproductive health efficiency
assistance for animal welfare programmes in
through nutrition management.
Gaushalas, working under Ministry of
3. Effective utilization of resource viz. land,
Environment and Forests, Govt. of India) and
cow dung, urine available with Goushala.
Ayurvet Limited (Premier Animal Health Care
and Nutrition Company) are jointly organizing a 4. Having a round table conference for
addressing various queries of Goushalas
Seminar on "Sustainable and Profitable Model
workers.
for Goushalas" on Thursday, 28thOctober 2010
at Karnal, Haryana. The Seminar will also be graced by state heads
of Goushalas, few AWBI Board members, HAWOs
In India we have a very unique animal welfare and key representatives of Gaushalas from
institution known as Goushala (old cow homes) Haryana, Rajasthan, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh,
created by our ancestors to protect and look Uttranchal, Himachal Pradesh and Madhya
after the handicapped, old and infertile cows. Pradesh We have also invited Veterinarians,
They are very old institutions and symbolize our State Govt Officials of Animal Husbandry
cultural heritage for animal welfare and denote Department and farmers to attend the seminar.
our love and compassion for the animals.
The seminar is supported by the Ayurvet
Today, India has approximately 4000 Goushalas Research Foundation and Ganesh Scientific
spread in almost all the states and their number Research Foundation.
is increasing. They are in fact best models of
cow protection. Registration Fee: Rs.500/-
For more details, please contact:
It is indeed sad that the cow and its progeny
akalra@ayurvet.com | rmkawbi@yahoo.co.in
which used to be the backbone of Indian agro-
system and village economy is no longer
considered economically viable by a large
section of rural fraternity.
The main problem with the Goushalas is the
paucity of funds, lack of infrastructure,
unskilled workers and traditional outlook.
In an effort to make the Goushalas self
sufficient and economically viable units, the
seminar aims at inviting the representative/
workers of the various Goushalas in India under INTERNATIONAL ANIMAL INDUSTRY EXPO 2010
guidance of Maj.Gen.(Retd) R.M.Kharb, AVSM, 27-29 October, 2010
Chairman, AWBI. Venue : Sector-32, Opp. Noor Mahal, KARNAL
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Seminar On "Latest Trends in Dairy Industry"
th
Date : 28 October, 2010 | Time : 10.00 am to 5.00 pm
Pixie Consulting Solutions Ltd. Karnal, is organizing
Seminar on Latest Trends in Dairy Industry during
International Animal Industry Expo (IAI Expo 2010) at
Karnal on Thursday, October 28, 2010. We expect about
200 delegates which include dairy farmers, milk
processors, exporters, allied service providers and
government officials.
Today, India is 'The Oyster' of the global dairy industry. It
offers opportunities galore to entrepreneurs worldwide,
who wish to capitalize on one of the world's largest and
fastest growing markets for milk and milk products. The
Indian dairy industry is rapidly growing, trying to keep
PROGRAMME
10.00 am - 10.30 am
10.30 am - 11.00 am
Welcome Address
Technical Session - I (11.00 am - 01.00 pm)
TOPICS
Evolution of Milk Collection System
Cooling milk at society level
Ultrafast Milk Collection System
UHT milk processing plant - a new
market to Indian dairies
Gateway to European market
for dairy processors
Infrared application for testing dairy and
food processing products
Effluent recycle and reuse using MBR and
Bio Tower
1.00 PM - 2.00 PM
Technical Session - II (2.00 pm - 5.00 pm)
TOPICS
Automation in Dairy Farming
Genetic improvement in dairy breeds of
Indian Cattle
Clean milk production
Use of cow mats in dairy farming
Economic viability of Dairy Farming
Cleaning, Infection and Hygiene Control
in Dairy Processing and farming
For More Details, Please Contact : Sovi Chawla : +91-99917-02146 sales@iaiexpo2010.com
Hall No.
2
pace with the galloping progress around the world. Indian
dairy sector contributes the large share in agricultural
gross domestic products. Presently there are around
70,000 village dairy co-operatives across the country. The
co-operative societies are federated into 170 district milk
producers unions, which is turn has 22-state co-operative
dairy federation. Milk production gives employment to
more than 72mn dairy farmers.
Pixie Consulting Solutions Ltd. feels great pleasure in
inviting you to attend the seminar on 28th October 2010,
which is being organized as the part of the IAI Expo 2010 to
be held at sector 32, Opp. Noor Mahal Hotel, Karnal.
Registration
Inaugural Session
A. V. Gupte, Chief Dairy Advisor, IAI Expo 2010
SPEAKERS
Karan Nangia, MD, Benny Impex, Delhi
S.S. Pundhir, General Manager
Bimal Industries, Yamuna Nagar
Valdimir Khlystum, Director, Sibagropribor Ltd., Russia
Amol Maind, Marketing Head
Goma Engineering Pvt. Ltd., Thane
Tobias Eichberg, Former Project Director
Agritechnica and Eurotier, Germany
Bharat Kumar, MD
Tara International, Mumbai
Chekitha, Technical Manager
Sai Enviro Engineers Pvt. Ltd., Pune
Lunch Break
SPEAKERS
Gabriele Nicolini, Interpuls, Italy
Dr. Thomas Santosh
ABS Genetics, USA
Aaliain Reocreux, Olmix India
Jack Bosman, President, Promat, Inc. Canada
Randhir Singh Redhu, President
Haryana Hi-tech Dairy Farmers Association
Kalpesh Sheth, Technical Director
Kitten Enterprises, Mumbai
Registration Fee : INR 2000/-, USD 100