Dairy farming concepts....
Posted 04-12-2008 at 11:47 AM by cnsant
Hello,
Dairy farmer is NOT AWARE of the Profit & loss account ; as he does not pay attention to the Feeding & management which actually accounts for more than 80% expenses in any Farm. At the same time Treatment costs are less than 2% of the total costs; still the farmer pays more attention to TREATMENT than Management & Feeding.
What is essential for the farmer to know that in case he is spending Re.1/- per day more than required; then in a 50 Buffalo/cow Farm then he is likely to incur a LOSS of Rs. Minimum Rs.22,500/- in one Lactation Cycle ( which is minimum 450 days or 15 months).
Milk@MEx : Software for imrpoving Dairy Farm Profitability
Milk@Mex is designed to give the farmer an idea of his input Vs Output costs i.e. how much he has spent & how much he is getting back on any given day.
Based on this Farmer can devise various strategies to improve milk PRODUCTIVITY.
In this the farmer has to fill in details in 4 parts which takes hardly 5 minutes. On click ing CALCULATE we can get the information on :
1. The money accrued from sale of milk
2. Other income (of Manure, sale of calves, Gunny bags etc) from the farm.
3. Daily expenses which are visible.
4. Monthly expenses: not seen but are cutting into our profits due to animals not getting
Pregnant etc.
5. Daily /yearly profit per animal along with the expenses thereof.
We can also know if we are losing in the business & then necessary steps can be taken to correct these. It will also show : how much difference (in terms of money) it would make & how it can be reduced over a period. We can also compute that if we use any product for improvement then how much milk yield will be required to offset the extra costs etc.
Please feel free to send you queries to Dr. Chandrakiran Sant, Dairy Management Advisor (mail to cnsant@gmail.com) specializing in Turnkey Projects on Dairy farming, improving existing farms & improving overall Productivity.
With regards,
Dr. C. N. Sant
(Dairy Management Advisor)
Dairy farmer is NOT AWARE of the Profit & loss account ; as he does not pay attention to the Feeding & management which actually accounts for more than 80% expenses in any Farm. At the same time Treatment costs are less than 2% of the total costs; still the farmer pays more attention to TREATMENT than Management & Feeding.
What is essential for the farmer to know that in case he is spending Re.1/- per day more than required; then in a 50 Buffalo/cow Farm then he is likely to incur a LOSS of Rs. Minimum Rs.22,500/- in one Lactation Cycle ( which is minimum 450 days or 15 months).
Milk@MEx : Software for imrpoving Dairy Farm Profitability
Milk@Mex is designed to give the farmer an idea of his input Vs Output costs i.e. how much he has spent & how much he is getting back on any given day.
Based on this Farmer can devise various strategies to improve milk PRODUCTIVITY.
In this the farmer has to fill in details in 4 parts which takes hardly 5 minutes. On click ing CALCULATE we can get the information on :
1. The money accrued from sale of milk
2. Other income (of Manure, sale of calves, Gunny bags etc) from the farm.
3. Daily expenses which are visible.
4. Monthly expenses: not seen but are cutting into our profits due to animals not getting
Pregnant etc.
5. Daily /yearly profit per animal along with the expenses thereof.
We can also know if we are losing in the business & then necessary steps can be taken to correct these. It will also show : how much difference (in terms of money) it would make & how it can be reduced over a period. We can also compute that if we use any product for improvement then how much milk yield will be required to offset the extra costs etc.
Please feel free to send you queries to Dr. Chandrakiran Sant, Dairy Management Advisor (mail to cnsant@gmail.com) specializing in Turnkey Projects on Dairy farming, improving existing farms & improving overall Productivity.
With regards,
Dr. C. N. Sant
(Dairy Management Advisor)
Total Comments 2
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where can we get this Milk@MEx?
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Posted 04-18-2008 at 03:36 PM by jeyaseelan
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Dear sir I am Basically Electrical Engineer Working with engineering company but my native is near to kanchipuram
I am interested to start a Buffalo/cow Farm in my native, Can you guide me and give the detail of initial cost and running cost My personal mail ID is agsagro@gmail.com |
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Posted 1 Day Ago at 06:34 PM by agsagro
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