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Livestock husbandry is an important agriculture sub-sector of Indian economy. It significantly contributes to the agricultural GDP in India. Livestock farming, however, has been appearing one of the most important value added farming system adopted in the country. Livestock products also play a main role in export earnings. After cultivation of crops, livestock is the second largest productive asset in rural India. India's livestock sector is one of the largest in the world. In 2010-11, livestock generated outputs worth Rs 2075 billion (at 2004-05 prices) which comprised 4 per cent of the GDP and 26 per cent of the agricultural GDP. Livestock husbandry is well developed in Western Trans-Ghaghara (Devi Patan) plain, Uttar Pradesh. The plain of Devi Patan includes the districts of Bahraich, Gonda, Balrampur, And Shrawasti districts. In Devi Patan plain, more than 70 per cent of rural household are directly or indirectly engaged with livestock husbandry. The result obtained with the application of statistical technique shows that in all the 44 blocks of Devi Patan plain, there is a huge spatial variation of animals like buffalo, cattle, sheep and goat in all the blocks.

Livestock Husbandry in Devi Patan Plain, Uttar Pradesh: A Geographical Study