Importance of livestock sector in doubling farmers Income by 2022

Singh, Priyanka; Kumari, Binita

doi:10.5958/2322-0430.2017.00054.3

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“…These findings seamlessly align with the research landscape, echoing the sentiments expressed in the study by Martolia et al, (2020) [12] , which highlighted the scarcity of basic infrastructure at the local or commercial level for farm women, coupled with personal constraints. Additionally, Singh and Kumari (2017) [19] underscored the critical constraint of lacking scientific housing and milking facilities. Gupta et al, (2017) [8] emphasized the significant challenges faced by farmers, particularly the lack of milk collection centers, proper milk route channels (70.48%), and…”

Section: Economic Constraintsmentioning

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Navigating challenges in dairy value addition: A holistic examination of constraints and strategic roadmaps for sustainable growth

Jaiswal,

Kumar,

Hashmi

et al. 2024

Int. J. Adv. Biochem. Res.

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The global dairy industry, pivotal to agriculture and livelihoods, has witnessed a surge in the integration of value addition practices, responding to market dynamics and consumer preferences. This paper delves into the challenges faced by dairy farmers in Haryana, India, as they navigate the adoption of Value Addition Practices (VAPs) for milk. Covering technical, economic, infrastructural, and miscellaneous aspects, the study offers nuanced insights and strategic roadmaps for sustainable growth. The research methodologically selects Hisar and Kurukshetra districts, involving 120 dairy farmers through a multistage random sampling approach. Utilizing the Mean Percent Score (MPS) formula, the study quantitatively evaluates constraints, revealing notable issues in scientific knowledge, economic expenses, infrastructural gaps, and miscellaneous hurdles. The findings underscore the urgency for targeted interventions, proposing enhanced training, financial support, infrastructure investments, and awareness campaigns to propel the dairy industry towards competitiveness, sustainability, and adaptability in the evolving agricultural landscape.

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Navigating challenges in dairy value addition: A holistic examination of constraints and strategic roadmaps for sustainable growth

Jaiswal,

Kumar,

Hashmi

et al. 2024

Int. J. Adv. Biochem. Res.

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“…In order to supplement the stagnating incomes, the small and marginal farmers have particularly moved to dairy enterprise, which uses their surplus family labour and requires fewer land resources and generate regular cash incomes. Dairying reduces the farmer's risk by mitigating the strain when rains are not good, keep income flowing which fulfills the aim to provide the income to the farmers throughout the year rather than on seasonal basis only (Singh and Kumari, 2017).…”

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Level of Value Addition of Milk at Farm and its Relationship with Socio-Economic Characteristics of Dairy Farmers in Punjab State

Kaur¹,

Kaur²,

Singh³

et al. 2021

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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“…Animals are often considered the natural capital of the families. The reproductions can be treated as the interest income from the capital (Singh & Kumari, 2017). Apart from this, livestock exhibit their position in the cultural practices of humankind (Alves & Barboza, 2018).…”

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Livestock, livestock loss and livelihood: a note on Mishing char dwellers of Assam

Saikia,

Mahanta

2023

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The geography of char (the sandy land areas found within the river or lining at the bank) and their fertile lands create a suitable environment for livestock rearing, significantly contributing to livelihood, income, and nutritional intact for the char dwellers. The study investigates how livestock rearing and losses due to diseases and disasters are related to the livelihood and economy of the char-residing people, with a particular concentration on the Mishing char dwellers of Assam. The study considers two districts of Assam having char areas populated by the Mishing population. Both quantitative and qualitative tools are used to achieve the desired goals. Table and box plot figures are used to present the results. It is found that the loss of livestock is a serious threat to the economy of char dwellers. It contributes the most significant portion of their economic loss. It is also found that the severity is higher in case of disease loss of livestock than disaster loss. The study further suggests possible adaptation strategies for reducing livestock loss in the study area.

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Importance of livestock sector in doubling farmers Income by 2022

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Navigating challenges in dairy value addition: A holistic examination of constraints and strategic roadmaps for sustainable growth

Navigating challenges in dairy value addition: A holistic examination of constraints and strategic roadmaps for sustainable growth

Level of Value Addition of Milk at Farm and its Relationship with Socio-Economic Characteristics of Dairy Farmers in Punjab State

Livestock, livestock loss and livelihood: a note on Mishing char dwellers of Assam

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