Prime Minister Narendra Modi opened the centre during a two‑day visit to Gujarat.
The centre focuses on indigenous cow breeds like Kankrej, Gir, Sahiwal and Tharparkar, and buffalo breeds such as Mehsani, Banni, Jaffrabadi and Murrah.
It aims to increase milk production while reducing the number of animals needed.
The centre will help farmers lower costs and cope with limited feed.
Construction cost was about 325 crore rupees on 127 acres of land.
The centre, spread over 127 acres and costing 325 crore rupees, aims to improve Indian cattle breeds.
Advanced techniques such as in‑vitro fertilisation and embryo transfer will be used to produce 25,000 high‑quality embryos annually.
The facility will supply semen, embryos and breeding services to dairy farmers at affordable rates.
The project is supported by the National Dairy Development Board and the Rashtriya Gokul Mission.
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