A Large scale Dairy Farm
LIKE VIDEO, SUBSCRIBE THE CHANNEL Large scale (peri-)urban dairy farming is mainly important in South Asia. Animals (frequently buffaloes) fresh in milk or just before calving are purchased from the rural areas and transported to the cities where they are kept under zero-grazing conditions. All feed is purchased and at the end of the lactation the animals are generally slaughtered. Unit size varies from around 10 to over 100 lactating animals, also milk colonies with thousands of animals occur. An attractive market within the large urban population for a perishable product like milk is one of the reasons that an urban production system has developed: it considerably shortens the distance between the milking animal and the consumer, thereby reducing the risk of spoilage and marketing cost. The availability of cheap by-products from the food processing industry is another for the existence of this system. The system is increasing in importance in and around cities in many developing countries. The large volumes of waste can cause soil, water and air pollution. Most effects are caused by emissions from manure in the form of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and various heavy metals. Emissions from manure in the stables, during storage, after application on soils or when manure is simply disposed of. Losses depend on the system of housing and manure management. Sometimes there is a ready market for the solid manure from near-by vegetable growers. Urine and wastewater is disposed of through the public sewage system or it simply seeps into the ground water or is discharged on the surface water. The livestock in the city areas are also a hygienic and sanitary hazard. The livestock causes a bad smell which is a nuisance especially in residential areas. In this form large-scale dairy production the best dairy animals (buffaloes and cattle) are purchased from the rural areas, milked as long as possible in the city and subsequently slaughtered. This is a permanent drain on the genetic quality of the livestock in the rural areas and these genetic resources are gradually being eroded resulting in a serious loss of animal genetic resources. The following matrix indicates the most common Industrial risks associated with urban/ peri-urban dairy farming.
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I proud of you sir really it's very helpful
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Sir muje Deary Farming chalu karne ka he. muje ap ke guidance chye
muje ap ka no do Me apko call karta hu my no 9890626052 -
His estimates and comments seems to be like he doesnt want anybody to come into this business..
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Hello sir,
I am starting a dairy farm in kerala, i am desperately in need of corn seeds (for hydroponics) and co4/co5 slips.
Please let me know if you have any contacts,
Thanks
regards,
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sir i m gng to start dairy form, i hav more intrst bt my family members or always told this is loss business . i want to speak with u sir
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sir please go to Indian breeds 12 litres is easy. HF and jersy are bad in management and their quality I also live in the same district as you are. HF is not so successful and that is not needed for our place
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Hello, Extremely informative videos, I am planning a social enterprise in the Dairy domain. I would like to discuss this unique idea with you. Please do let me know how to get in touch. Thank you!
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video shooting need to be stable and slow..... unable to identified the facilities which are available (camera is wandering off over the things )..... pls visit , kishan khirisideepam programs to get an idea. thanks
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Hello Sir. This is Suganthan from Pondicherry. Really very impressed by the way you are developing a Dairy sector. I am currently working in IT industry. Would like to start up a diary farm in Pondicherry. I would appreciate if you could be my mentor to start a successful dairy farm. My emailid : sugi5657@gmail.com. Mob no: 8508510086.
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Thank u bro. Very helpful for me.
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Hello sir , it is Rajesh from Cumbum . Could u please put your mobile number in the reply section , as I wish to start a diary farm in my coconut farm. Guide me sir. My number 9677658084.
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Kindly provide English subtitle ..
thanks
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