LEH, MAY 17: The Sheep Husbandry Department Leh has said that it has surplus dry fodder (alfa-alfa) available at various departmental farms of Stakna, Matho and Upshi.
The fodder is available for sale at the subsidized rate of 780 rupees per quintal. Those interested have been asked to contact the department during working hours.
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