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Co4 Grass slips Suggest you source it from known sources such as the Tamilnadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore to ensure that you get yields of over 350 MT/Hectare/Year

Dear shaulumar, I fully appreciate your decision to change to indian breed of cows for your farm. In this regard, you may like to look at my article (thread) under the heading "Zero Budget Dairy Farming" in the consultancy section of this website. For assistance in obtaining pure...

Dear Bhasker, Yes. Brewery waste can be fed to cows. While it does improve milk yield per day, we strongly suggest that you should study whether it improves the total lactation yield and confirm for yourself. As regards the quality, frankly it depends on the different chemicals used for...

Your requirement for a Consultant in dairy farming Dear Sir, with regard to your requirement for a consultant to help you in establishing a dairy farm near Chennai, you may look at my thread "Zero Budget Dairy Farming" in the consultancy section of this website. After reading it, should...

Dear Divyasukumar, with regard to your querry on sheep farming, we suggest that you look at our thread "Sheep / Goat farming, a profitable business". with best wishes.

Only serious entrepreneurs wishing to enter into the business of dairying are requested to follow the thread. Others are free to start their own. Thank you.

Dear friends, with regard to your querries on starting and running a dairy farm with cows or buffaloes, you may like to have a look at my thread "Zero Budget Dairy Farming" in the Consultancy section of this website and ponder on the points raised therein. with best wishes.

Dear Manohar Reddy, you may like to have a look at my thread "Zero Budget Dairy Farming" in the Consultancy section of this website, with regard to your querry on starting a dairy farm.

Dear Santosh, We shall be most happy to provide our professional fee-based consultancy services to profitably establish and operate a small-ruminant farm on your 5 acre land near Jabalpur in MP. It could be either goat or sheep farm, depending on the market you are going to cater to. with...

Dear Hitesh, Happy to hear that you are interested in the concept mentioned in the beginning of this thread. I can assure you that it is a good starting point for discussing further and enabling you to achieve higher than the market determined profitability from dairy farming. with best wishes.

Dear Ellen, you may like to have a look at my thread "Organic FYM and Organic Milk" in the Organic farming section of this website with regard to your querry. You may also look at the "Zero Budget Dairy Farming" thread created in the Consultancy section of this website. with best wishes.

Dear Shanta_giri, Thanks for your enquiry. I only wish my clients were so open to allow anyone and everyone to see their operations (and become their own competitors). Business and knowledge are two different entities, you may appreciate. In this regard, try to get into any "Certified...

You may like to have a look my thread "Zero Budget Dairy Farming" in the consultancy section of this website, in this regard. With best wishes.

Dear Vinay Kulkarni, Thank you for your enquiry. Suggest that you be more specific on your interest / querry. You may first like to have a look at the blog, I have created "FAQs on Dairy Farming" in this website. with best wishes for a Happy New Year.

Dear Sabresh, You may like to look at the market before commencing production. with best wishes for a Happy New Year.

Dear Dr Bharathidhasan, I DO NOT APPROVE of your posting in the thread I have started since it is irrelevant and not a continuation of it in any manner. You seem to have this habit of posting your note in many of the threads! It is not good manners, to put it mildly, for an educated person...

Dear Philipose, Yes. Rubber plantations can be used for "partially housing" the goats. They would need green fodder on a daily basis for feeding. Hence, the number would essentially depend firstly upon the quantity of fodder rather than the 20 acre of rubber plantation. As far as the project...

Dear Manohar, you may see that my email id is given in the last line of the 1st thread viz. dr.waran@gmail.com with best wishes to you for a Happy New Year.

Dear mfaf, 1> You are on right track on goat feeding. Goats are very hardy animals and can eat anything and everything, locally available. 2> The quantities would be too small. Suggest you try to convert it to vermicompost. 3> Cow-pea is ok. Soyabean leaves are generally not eaten by...

Your enquiry Dear Reem / Daniel, With regard to your querry, you may like to have a look at the thread "Goat/Sheep farming - a profitable business" I have started in the consultancy column of this website. with best wishes to you for a Happy New Year. Dr S Rajeshwaran BVSc PGDRM