National Research Centre on Camel
Bikaner, India
- Explore different camel breeds
- Interact with researchers
- Learn about camel milk products
- See camel-related research displays
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Description:
The National Research Centre on Camel (NRCC) in Bikaner is a unique institution dedicated to the research and development of camel breeds and their utilization. Visitors can learn about various camel breeds, their adaptations to desert environments, and their economic importance. The center showcases camel breeding programs, veterinary care, and research on camel milk and wool. It's an educational experience offering insights into the significance of camels in the desert ecosystem and the lives of local communities.
History:
Established in 1984, the NRCC initially focused on improving camel productivity and health. Over time, its scope expanded to encompass diverse areas like genetics, nutrition, and disease management. The center plays a crucial role in preserving indigenous camel breeds and promoting sustainable camel farming practices. It collaborates with national and international organizations to advance camel research and development. The NRCC also contributes to training programs and awareness campaigns related to camel husbandry.