In many states of the country, including Uttar Pradesh, the issue of wrong animals is intensifying. According to the National Gokul Mission’s 2021 report, more than 15 false cattle are found in many states of North India. These cows left by the owners have become a major problem for farmers if they are not wasting crops and milk. The overall and the right attitude is needed to solve problems arising from wrong animals. In this, animal shelter sites can not only give shelter to the wrong animals, but also fulfill many purposes. This will increase the safety of farmers’ crops and crop productivity and environmental stability. Therefore, the animal shelter or Mosette will definitely be a permanent solution to this complex problem.
With the shortcomings of existing projects, it may be a long and permanent solution to create an animal shelter in the respective village. It not only provides shelter to lead animals, but also uses their waste, which will provide many benefits. If some special tasks are done in the Mosheets, that is, in the table hostel, it is very beneficial.
Orphaned animals cannot become an income source, not income burden
The animal shelter site can create this model on the Gram Panchayat land, where the orphaned livestock can be placed in a controlled environment. With this, the availability of good foods for animals can take proper care, their health problems are treated, and they are protected from harmful conditions. By keeping these wrong animals on animal shelter sites, they are away from agricultural areas, which will reduce the damage to crops and the risks of human safety. Paying appropriate care and reproductive problems will turn most of these cows into pregnancy, which will increase their use again. Animal shelter sites should be given opportunities to the eager livestock breeders who want to raise dairy animals, but they are unable to do so because they are busy, and they should be given an opportunity to do so in terms of payment.
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A boon becomes orphaned animals
Livestock can be used to create biogas from animals’ shelter sites, in this process, organic materials are broken by microorganisms without oxygen, causing methane gas, which can be used for cooking, heating or power generation. Traditional fuel environment, such as biogas tree and kerosene, is a clean option. According to the Renewable Ministry of Renewable Energy of 2021, India produces about 30 million tonnes of cows every year, which can be generated by 30,000 MW of electricity by converting biogas. It not only solves the energy crisis, but also provides the best energy source for the farmers.
Use, do not protect from orphaned animals
Biocas production after the production of biogas is called a broth, which is rich in nutrients. This broth can be used for organic fertilizer, which contains essential ingredients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. The use of pole improves the health of the soil and promotes stable agriculture. Farmers can increase their yield by reducing the trust of chemical fertilizers.
Farmers will benefit from Vermes fertilizer
Cow dung can increase the fertility of the fields by changing organic fertilizer through the cow dung. According to the Indian Agricultural Research Council, 2021, a ton of cow dung can be made from 0.8 to 1 ton of Vermi fertilizer. Many advantages of creating Vermes fertilizer are considered as fertilizers with high nutrients that increase the fertility of the soil. Verry fertilizer is a natural way to the fertile, reduces environmental pollution and increases the biological alternative to chemical production. Vermi fertilizer is a great way.
Livestock sample will not only ensure the safety of crops from wrong animals in rural India, but also creates employment opportunities for local youth, women and unemployed. In addition, biogas production energy increases the self -self -consciousness, and the earthworm composters and broth improves the quality of the soil. Therefore, the livestock of the livestock will become the focus of not only the shelter of animal shelter but also a wide social, environmental and economic change.
Teacher: Dr. Ranveer Singh
4 decades experience in rural development related projects and policy determination management
