“There is a shortage of 11 percent green fodder in the country. To overcome the challenges of green fodder, we must follow technical based measures. Today, fodder is being grown in 85 lakh hectares of land in the country. Although 1.15 crore hectares of lawn and about 100 million hectares of barren land in the country, it can be used in a better way to grow green fodder and grass. This land is very important to achieve self -esteem in fodder and increase livestock productivity. This should be said about Union Livestock and Livestock Minister Rajiv Ranjan or Lallan Singh.
Recently, he visited Jhansi’s Fodder Research Center (Iqfri). In this case, he praised Ikfri’s research and development work, and urged the techniques to promote these techniques through Krishi Vijian Kentraz (KVK) across the country. He emphasized the necessity of multi -year -olds, which is stable even under the adverse conditions in terms of the environment to deal with the lack of green fodder, in particular. It emphasized the use of the barren land, maintaining ecological balance and providing green fodder throughout the year.
Green fodder grows in coconuts
Livestock and Dairy Secretary Alka Upadhyay also participated in the arrival of the Center for Research. In this case, he emphasized the need for a statewide coordinating committee to follow fodder techniques in the states. In Kerala, coconut gardens show the possibility of feeding fodder in empty places. For this purpose, a joint meeting was summoned in Kerala on April 8, 2025, he said. State Government Scientists, Agricultural Science Centers and Iqfri will attend the meeting.
Livestock Commissioner Dr. Abhijeet Mitra also expressed his views on the novelty of green fodder on this occasion. He also talked to scientists about new methods such as the standard and certification system of the fodder and certification system, the development of fodder production, the development of fodder production, the standard and certification system, such as the drone -based grass rehabilitation, to ensure the quality of the multi -color and permanent product for farmers.
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. Green fodder (D) perennial grass (D) Napier (D) Ikfri (D) Jhansi (D) Milk (D) Livestock Park (D) Coconut Park
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