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Livestock is an important subsector of Indian Agriculture economy with cattle (199.10 million) and buffalo (105.30 million) accounting for 16.24% and 56.90% respectively of world bovine population (Livestock census 2007, Govt. of India). Assam situated in India’s Northeast region is characterized by low milk producing cattle with average productivity of 1.34 L/ day against the all-India average of 2.77 L/day. There still exists a huge gap in the production and consumption of milk and other livestock products. Apart from the indigenous cattle, crossbreds are being produced by upgradation of indigenous animals with Jersey and Holstein Friesian exotic germ plasms.

Prevalence of Haemoparasites of Cattle in Four Districts of Assam, India and Bordering Bhutan