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Poultry Sector Is Improvising...

In the Pakistan protein availability per person is too low. The Pakistan protein committee said that one person is needed 46 to 49 gm. protein in a day for normal functioning of body and 27 gm of protein should be from the animal’s source. But this amount is half than the progressed countries where it is 80-95 gm. And currently in our country as the population is increasing this deficiency may be dangerous. To improve this deficiency of protein the poultry sector is playing an important role. In current situation poultry is providing a large amount of protein diet. This sector generates direct and indirect income for about 1.5 million people. 

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