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Central Poultry Research Station
| Head of the Division Veterinary Reproduction Specialist BVSc. (SL) , MPM (SL) |
Dr. (Miss.) I.M.Y.N. Gunawardana |
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Mr. A.B. Amunugama | Farm Manager Livestock Development Officer (Class-1) Diploma in Animal Husbandry |
Mrs. P.H. Sujani | Livestock Development Officer Diploma in Animal Husbandry (SLSAH) |
Mr. W.A.M.I.S.B. Athapaththu | Livestock Development Officer Diploma in Animal Husbandry (SLSAH) |
Mrs. R.M.I.K. Ramanayaka | Management Service officer |
Mrs. D.M.D.L.K. Dissanayake | Development Officer BSc. (Mgt.) |
Mr. W.M.L.S. Bandara | Driver |
Mr. K. Sandanam | Field Assistant |
Mr. A.M.G.A.C. Abesinghe | Field Assistant |
Mr. A.M.H.N. Alahakoon | Field Assistant |
Mr. A.M.N. Alahakoon | Field Assistant |
Mr. D.H.P. Wickramathunga | Field Assistant |
Mr. W.M. Jayathilake Banda | Field Assistant |
Mr. W.W.M.P.B. Wijethunga | Field Assistant |
Mr. U.G.W.P. Kumara | Field Assistant |
Introduction
The total extend of Karandagolla Farm was 20.24 ha. This farm belonged to the Department of Animal Production & Health (DAPH) under Ministry of Agriculture in 1954 and it was handed over to the National Livestock Development Board (NLDB) in 1982. In 1999, 9.8675 ha area of land was separated from NLDB and this farm was called as Central Poultry Research Station (CPRS) under the DAPH.
Services of the Station:
- The CPRS was established in order to distribute good quality day old chicks (DOC) among the poultry farmers to upgrade their indigenous birds and to carry out research activities on poultry in order to improve the poultry industry in Sri Lanka.
- Other than that, demonstration programs, awareness programs and some research activities have been conducted for the University students, farmers, and diploma students as the requests made by the relevant authorities at the premises of CPRS.
- At present, CPRS is issuing day old chicks (100% Village chicken, 75% village and 25% broiler birds) to many farms under DAPH.
- other Institutes for different projects (Mahaweli authority program, and NGO Livestock programs) and as the direct requests made by the farmers. At the provincial level, they have brought chicks from CPRS in order to establish their parent stock to meet their provincial requirement, which has been made by the farmers within the province.
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