Ludhiana Launches Two-Day Animal Husbandry Fair to Boost Rural Economy

The fair began on Saturday at the Ludhiana Agricultural Complex, drawing over 5,000 visitors from nearby districts. Exhibitors displayed a range of livestock including cattle, goats, sheep and poultry, with live demonstrations of animal health checks. The Punjab government highlighted the event as part of its rural development plan, offering subsidies for livestock breeding and veterinary training. Farmers reported increased interest in modern breeding techniques and access to new feed products showcased by local agri‑tech firms. Organisers plan to extend the fair to a third day next year, aiming to attract more participants and boost local agri‑business.