Dairy Development Department organized milk producer awareness seminar at village Karhali Sahib

Patiala, January 24
Dairy Development Department, Patiala, under the National Livestock Mission organized a milk producer awareness seminar at village Karhali Sahib Block Bhunarheri. In which about 250 milk producers participated. Mr. Charanjit Singh, Deputy Director Dairy Development Patiala presiding over this seminar gave detailed information about various 2 week and 4 week trainings conducted by the dairy department, DD-8 scheme, importance of cattle shed, planning of commercial dairy farming. went
Dr. Jeevan Gupta Senior Veterinary Officer gave information about the prevention of animal diseases, timely vaccination, animal care. Shri Yashpal Dairy Development Inspector shared the success points of dairy farming, the importance of animal feed and mineral mixture. Dr. Tarsem Sharma, the founder of Milk, gave information about the structure of the cooperative structure, low cost and high milk production, improvement of the breed of animals.
Mr. Kulwinder Singh Dairy Development Inspector informed about the subsidy running on feed and fodder activity silage baler, fodder harvester, tractor, trolley, chaff cutter, shed, total mix ration machines under National Livestock Mission. Shri Lakhmir Singh Dairy Inspector encouraged the farmers to flourish the dairy business and encouraged them to take advantage of various schemes of the government. In this seminar, different feed companies also set up their own stalls. Appreciating the seminar from village chief Mr. Ranjit Singh Sarpanch Karhali Sahib said that this seminar has been very successful. Farmers will get a lot of benefit from it.
In this seminar, the milk producers who are doing good dairy farming were also honored by giving departmental momento. In this seminar, the staff of Dairy Department Mr. Rahul Kumar, Mr. Sukhwinder Singh, Mr. Gurwinder Singh, Mr. Balwant Singh participated. Finally, the department distributed 2-2 kg packets of mineral mixture free of charge to the milk producers and tea and langar were also arranged.