The biggest challenge before cattle farming is fodder at this time. And then ah, even if it is a green fodder or dry bait. However, techniques such as sileage and hay make to deal with this defect are promoted. The government is advised to work by creating FPOS to deal with the shortage of fodder, which is profitable by selling livestock and fodder. The FPO can only be done in forage. As a result, the central government has approved 116 projects that cost Rs 108 crore.
The projects are recognized under the NLM-EDP. Under this, fodder and fodder processing, including sileage, TMR, grass and feeding blocks, will be promoted. The scheme has 106 unique base, three FPOs, two co -operatives and 3 division 8 companies. Recently, at the time he visited Jharkhand, Central Animal Breeding and Milk Secretary Alka Upadhyay made several recommendations to deal with the shortage of forage.
FPO will open forage
Recently, Dr. Menesh C, Chairman of the National Milk Development Board (NTDP). Shah and secretary Alka Upadhyay held the Jharkhand Milk Federation (JMF) during the Jharkhand Paul Federation (JMF) medical plant. On this occasion, Dr. Shah said that the NTDP in promoting Gram-Level Milk Co-operative Companies to create a state union in Jharkhand and to regulate milk procurement. Dr. Shah explained by the establishment of a bio -gas plant by setting up the NTDP’s initiative and the establishment of the NTDP, the livestock of the cattle feeder, the fodder manufacturing plant and the forage FPO, by the availability of the nutrition of animals.
On this occasion, negotiations were held with the dairy farmers. The importance of quality livestock services was also discussed. Dr. Shah promised to consult with the state government to strengthen the infrastructure of animals in the region, including the arrangement for timely and accessible livestock care to ensure better productivity and animal welfare.