To promote cow rearing, an exercise is done by the Central and State Government at different times. Now in this episode, after raising and raising a heifer of a desi cow, when she will become a mother for the first time at the age of two and a half years, the concerned Gopalak will get an incentive of Rs 5000. In fact, the Indore Cooperative Milk Union has taken this unique initiative for the protection and promotion of the desi cow. The Sangh has started this scheme for members of Sanchi milk producing institutions in 9 districts of its jurisdiction. 58 thousand members of 1638 milk producing institutions are going to join the scheme.
Federation got approval
It is important to note that the dairy association will register such cowherds through its institutions. The milk federation will prepare the data by registering the cattleman who will have the desi cow. According to the media reports, the President of the Dairy Federation Moti Singh Patel said that the Indore Dairy Association prepared the proposal of the plan and sent it to the Madhya Pradesh Cooperative Milk Federation at the meeting of the Board of Directors. Sanction has been received from the federation and now we are going to implement it. It is expected that this scheme will prove effective for the protection and promotion of cows.
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Cows that become mothers in three or half years will not be included in the plan
According to the Chief Executive Officer of Indore Dairy Association, AN Dwivedi, for the first time in the scheme, 1 thousand cowherds are giving a chance. Those Gopalak who get registered first will get a chance first. The milk union is going to spend 50 lakh rupees on this scheme. We are including such conscious cowherds who will give good nutritious food to the cows. If you give a better dose to the heifer born to her, then she will become pregnant and mother in two and a half years. Cows that become mothers in three or three and a half years will not be included in the scheme.
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