Cow Milk Competition: India is an agricultural country, now efforts are on to make it a livestock-oriented and milk-dairy hub. Union Budget 2023-24 can also be seen as a strong step in this episode. An important announcement regarding animal husbandry was made in this budget. Even before this, indigenous animal husbandry and milk production are being promoted in the country. Specialized schemes are also being run for dairy farming, so that farmers can get good profit with less expenditure. Efforts are underway to expand indigenous animal husbandry in many states.
Especially indigenous breeds of cow are being encouraged from the end. Madhya Pradesh government is also coming forward and working in this episode. Many schemes are being run in the state for natural farming and indigenous cow rearing, which provides technical and economic support.
Gopal Puraskar is also one of those schemes, under which a unique competition has now been organized to increase milk production of indigenous cows. In this competition, whose cow will produce more milk, it will be declared winner and will be given a cash prize of Rs 51,000.
how long will the contest last
The district level Gopal Puraskar competition will be organized from February 1, 2023 till February 15 in the Veterinary Hospital premises of Dewas district. Indigenous cows of advanced breed will participate here. The purpose of this competition is also to encourage desi cow rearing and milk production through them.
▪️Organization of Gopal Puraskar at district level from February 01
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▪️ In the competition organized at the district level, first prize Rs 51 thousand, second prize Rs 21 thousand and third prize Rs 11 thousand
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👉🏿Read description:-https://t.co/E9iBkYKdaN@mp_husbandry @JansamparkMP pic.twitter.com/7blyHIrZ34— Collector Dewas (@collector_dewas) January 31, 2023
who can participate
In the district level Gopal Puraskar competition organized in the Veterinary Hospital premises of Dewas, only those cattle rearers who have got unique ID tag and registration on ENAF portal will be included. To participate in this competition, you can contact the Animal Husbandry Department or Veterinary Hospital of your district.
how much will be rewarded
Cattlemen participating in the district level Gopal Puraskar competition will be awarded first prize of Rs 51,000, second prize of Rs 21,000 and third prize of Rs 11,000 for their highest milk yielding cow.
Disclaimer: Some of the information given in the news is based on media reports. Farmer brothers, before implementing any suggestion, do consult the concerned expert.
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