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Volume : II, Issue : III, April - 2012 DAIRY FARMING IN INDIA R.D. Deshmukh DOI : 10.9780/22307850, Published By : Laxmi Book Publication Abstract : India is a country of farming. Cows and buffaloes are not only infrastructure part of farm but cow &
buffaloes are important part of the life of human beings. Milk is total food of human lives. Today the
population of India is near about 121 crores and each with farming, In Maharashtra small farmer having four
to five acres of land is on large-scale. They are not only depending on farming but also on milk production
business i.e. dairy farming. Therefore it is necessary to select dairy farm is as joint business with farming Keywords : Article : Cite This Article : R.D. Deshmukh, (2012). DAIRY FARMING IN INDIA. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. II, Issue. III, DOI : 10.9780/22307850, http://oldisrj.lbp.world/UploadedData/899.pdf References : - The growth of cattle population for the above period has been estimated to be very marginal. Hence the dairy farm must be developed.
- Dairy farming was not given due importance in the preindependence India.
- With the inception of planned economy, it realized that the promotion of dairying would not only contribute to the national health building but also create the substantial employment and income opportunities
- It realized that for balanced development of dairy industry, the organized market of milk and milk product is a pre-requisite.
- This can ensure remunerative price of milk producer. As a result, much to attention given to the building up of liquid milk plants, milk schemes and milk product factories in major towns and cities.
- These attempts did not have any followup action and lacks specificity in terms of program me planning and implementation
- The above constraints in the livestock development have been done away through the introduction of planning in the post-independence period that emphasized a systematic and intensive approach.
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