Herbal gardens established for cultivation, conservation and propagation of more than 110 varieties of medicinal plants in different TANUVAS premises for a total of 18 acres. The cultivated medicinal plants are being used for research and product development.

Forty herbal recipes documented from traditional healers for research and development of herbal products for livestock and poultry.

Validation of herbal deworm bolus, herbal immune bolus, ectoparasiticide spray, wound healing oil, anti fungal spray, nano emulgel formulation for mastitis, anti stress bolus, liver tonic, deworming syrup and infertility formulation completed.

Product Manufacturing Unit established with pharmaceutical machineries and air handling units functioning for production of bolus, ointment and syrup products.

Quality Control Laboratory assesses quality and shelf life of pharmaceutical products prepared in the product manufacturing unit.

Herbarium facility created can accommodate many documented plant specimens for future reference.

Laboratory animal house established in the centre will accommodate rats, mice and rabbits for conducting in vivo research on safety and efficacy aspects for drug development.

In silico laboratory established in the centre analyses drug and receptor interaction to facilitate drug discovery for drug development.

Interactive Voice Response System facility created to provide first aid information for the economically important diseases of livestock and poultry on 24x7 mode. Many farmers can get benefit simultaneously with IVRS to address primary health care of their livestock.

In vitro laboratory established in the centre analyses safety and efficacy of formulation to facilitate drug development.

Super Critical Fluid Extraction System facility improves phytochemical output from medicinal plants.

Phytochemical laboratory established. High Performance Thin Layer Chromatography will analyse phytochemicals from medicinal plants. High Performance Liquid Chromatography analyse phytochemicals from blood samples, milk samples and meat samples.

This Centre offers Post Graduate Diploma in Ethno Veterinary Practices (PGDEVP) (distance mode) for Veterinary faculties and field Veterinarians since 2017.A total of 102 veterinarians enrolled in PGDEVP so far.

Ethno Veterinary Training facility established to train farmers and field veterinarians on ethno veterinary practices with boarding and lodging facility.

Training programmes conducted on ethno veterinary practices for 240 TANUVAS faculties, 1600 field veterinarians (38 districts) and for 3000 farmers.

Awareness on ethno veterinary practices was created for 5700 farmers using propaganda vehicle with audio visual aids.