Transcript of Agrotourism Development Corporation a report by Allah Dad Khan Ambassador Agro Tourism KPK Pakistan
- 1. The University of Agriculture, Peshawar
- 2. Dairy Science Park - Blueprint Entrepreneurship through
Livestock Resources Prof M Subhan Qureshi Team Leader Dairy Science
Park Part I - Problem statement
- 3. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 3 Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa and FATA
- 4. Dairy Science Park - Blueprint Livestock population of
Pakistan (million heads) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 1976 1986 1996 2006
2014 Cattle Buffaloes Sheep Goats 20.1 7.112.7 17.8 KP share (%)
Total LS value Rs.835 b An meat prod Rs.200 b KP Poultry 200 m (27%
of national pop)
- 5. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 5 The Status of
Livestock Industry in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa/FATA
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- 11. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 11 Inhuman
deloading at the Slaughter house, Peshawar (Dr Abdur Rahman
supervising MS studies of Dr Siraj, Dr Islam, Dr Aftab)
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Buffalo is waiting for slaughtering at the unhygienic abattoir
floor
- 13. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 13 Skinning cattle
while laying on unhygienic floor at the local slaughterhouse,
Peshawar
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- 19. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 19 Academic
Support
- 20. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 20 Flood 2010 UAP
response
- 21. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 21 Imranuddin
found that fungal cell wall extract improved FCR and intestinal
integrity in broilers
- 22. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 22 Maggots feed
developed at UAP
- 23. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 23 Evaluating
enterprising capacity
- 24. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 24 Evaluating
enterprising capacity
- 25. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 25 Rabbits
investigated at AUP as a source for meat production (ALP- PARC
project)
- 26. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 26 Turkeys studied
for meat production
- 27. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 27 Quality control
investigations
- 28. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 28 Aflatoxin
damages quails liver, an edible organ
- 29. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 29 Larger Sized,
Rod Shaped, Pink Color Pathogenic E. coli on Sorbitol MacConkey
Agar
- 30. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 30 Dr Hanif
working on goats mycoplasma
- 31. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 31 Dr Fida
Investigating transmission of tuberculosis among man and
animals
- 32. 5/17/2015 Dairy Science Park - Blueprint 32 GENOTYPING OF
ECHINOCOCCUS SPECIES ISOLATED FROM HUMAN & ANIMALS Maria Khan
Panni and Ijaz Ali Out of 50 animal samples tested, 56 % were
confirmed as E. granulosis while 44%) were E. multicularis. Among
humans, out of 15 samples 10 66% were E. granulosis and 34% were E.
multicularis. Out of 28 Echinococcus granulosus confirmed samples,
96% were confirmed to be G1 (Genotype) sheep strain while the
remaining 4 % were identifeid as G6 (Genotype) camel strain.
Similarly in case of human samples out of 10 Echinococcus
granulosis confirmed samples, 9 (90%) were confirmed as G1
(Genotype) while only 1 sample was found to b G6 (camel strain).
Research highlights at UAP
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CHARACTERIZATION OF OF DENGUE VIRUS PREVALENT IN PAKISTAN Rafi ur
Rahman, MA Khan and Ijaz Ali All the four known serotypes of the
Dengue virus were prevalent in Pakistan. Abundance of serotype 3
and 2 was recorded. Prevalence of more than one DENV serotypes
indicates that future outbreaks of dengue may cause more sever form
of the disease due to increased chances of secondary infection.
11.67% of patients were positive for DENV1, 48.33% for DENV2, 30%
for DENV3, 5% DENV4 and 5 % to have mixed infection in Punjab. In
KPK 10.83% patients were positive for DENV1, 45% for DENV2, 32.5%
for DENV3 ,5% for DENV4 and 6.67% for mixed infection. In KPK 55%
of patients confirmed visit to endemic areas of Punjab. 20% of
patients identified uncovered drains.12% patients had uncovered
containers in the premises of their houses, 11% patients viewed
rain water reservoirs as the source of dengue infection and 2%
patients identified watered flowerbeds as the cause of infection.
Research highlights at UAP
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BRUCELLOSIS IN CATTLE AND HUMANS IN DISTRICT PESHAWAR Fida Muhammad
Khan and Muhammad Subhan Qureshi In humans overall sero-prevalence
was recorded 15.84%, 14.35% and 12.37% according to Serum Plate
Agglutination Test (SPAT), Rose Bengal Plate Test (RBPT) and
indirect ELISA, respectively. In cattle highest incidence was found
in abattoirs (22.77%) followed by animal market (18.51%) and farms
(14.11%) according to i-ELISA. Among various factors in individual
cattle significant difference (P