The Livestock Farm Complex (LFC) is the backbone of practical animal husbandry training at M.B. Veterinary College. It spans across vast acres, providing an ideal natural habitat for various livestock species.
Designed strictly as per VCI guidelines, our farm ensures that veterinary students receive intensive, hands-on experience in animal rearing, feeding, breeding management, and farm economics. From high-yielding dairy cattle to specialized poultry units, the LFC is a hub of agricultural and veterinary learning.
In-house cultivation
Commercial training
Comprehensive multi-species farm
Our Livestock Farm Complex is systematically divided into specialized units for optimal management and focused student training.
Houses high-yielding crossbred and indigenous cows. Students learn milking machine operations, rationing, calf rearing, and daily herd management.
A scientifically managed commercial poultry facility comprising layers and broilers. Training includes hatchery management, brooding, and biosecurity.
Dedicated to the housing, feeding, and basic handling of horses. Essential for teaching equine anatomy, behavior, and veterinary clinical procedures.
A dedicated section for sheep and goats. Students gain practical knowledge in flock management, shearing, deworming, and commercial rearing.
Extensive agricultural land dedicated to cultivating seasonal green fodder. Students learn about agrostology, silage making, and pasture management.
Transforming students into complete farm managers.
Seeing is believing. We invite prospective students and parents to tour our massive Livestock Farm Complex and witness our facilities firsthand.