Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that the strongest basis of the state’s rural economy is livestock and dairy development. This area is not limited to milk production, but also has the widespread possibilities of livelihood, nutritional protection and the empowerment of women. He said that this sector should be given more authority by promoting technology, investment and innovation. At a review of the Livestock and Dairy Development Department on Sunday, the Chief Minister gave clear instructions that the Chief Minister should make an integrated efforts to show the self -sufficient centers of the orphaned cow dynasty. He said natural paint made from cow dung should be used in government buildings and the number of paints should be increased.
Hay bank will be installed
At present, Chief Minister Yogi has been informed that 11.49 lakh cows are protected in 7693 cow shelter sites in the state. They are monitored by CCTV and are performed at proper intervals. The Chief Minister has ordered that the sorting of the caregiver, paying them time, installing straw banks and the availability of water green fodder and bran should be adequate.
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He also said that the arrival of veterinarians should also be made on shelter sites from time to time. Chief Minister Yogi also advised the cows to be provided to poor families who do not have livestock under ‘under the Chief Minister’s Supported Cow Dynasty Scheme’. With this, families will get the virtues of Koseva on the one hand, on the other hand, the availability of milk and improves the nutritional level of the family.
Self -Change Cow Conservation Centers
At the meeting, the Chief Minister said that the competition of the cows of the Indigenous ethnicity should be held at the regional level and that the good cow shelter should be blown up. Similarly, competition should be organized between cow -based manufacturers. It was said that a CPG plant was set up for self -efficiency of cow shelter sites in Varanasi and Muzaffarnagar. So far, 40968.29 hectares of transport lands have been released in the state, of which green fodder is produced in 12168.78 hectares. Rural employment is created with the contribution of women’s self -helf groups.
Organic fertilizer from cow dung and plant installed with cow’s urine
21884 Gosevas trained and work. Similarly, the process of constructing organic fertilizers from cow dung and cow dung from the process of cow dung is being carried out in large beef safety centers in Bareilly district. By 2024-25, milk procurement was registered with 3.97 LLPD, which is 10% higher than the previous year. The number of members has increased by 8%, and 24031 dairy producers are trained. Financial revenue has reached 20 1120.44 crore, which is 16% higher than last year.
The main dairy associations are a total of ₹ 818.22 lakh
In Varanasi, Ayodhya, Bareilly, Mirzapur, Mathura and Pasti, major dairy associations have made a total profit of 818.22 lakh. The Chief Minister insisted on increasing milk production, and advised to increase the number of primary co -operative societies and to train members. In 2025-26, it was reported that the target of 4922 new cooperative milk groups had been trained and trained to 21922 groups.
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