Projects - Rural

Dairy Development

The Dairy Project remains a significant focus area for IsFon within its rural initiatives, targeting small, marginalized, and landless labourers in Panvel and Ambernath talukas of Raigad and Thane districts, respectively. The training provided helps the rural beneficiaries to acquire new skills in dairy farming and production techniques.

The project aims to boost milk production and enhance productivity on dairy farms. Farmers earn additional income at an average of ₹8,000 to ₹12,000 per month through the sale of milk and cow dung. Thus, the project helps to boost the local economy by providing a stable source of income to rural families.

Assistance provided under the project includes:

  • Provision of cross-breed cows to eligible women in farmer households
  • Support for developing fodder plots to ensure adequate nutrition for the cattle
  • Doorstep services including, vaccination and artificial insemination, followed by pregnancy diagnosis for both cows and buffaloes
  • Assistance in establishing market linkages for selling milk, ensuring a steady income stream for the farmers.
Description Output
Total milk produced 4,67,960 Ltr.
Milk consumed at home 62,700 Ltr.
Milk consumed by the calf 60,325 Ltr.
Milk sold in the market 3,44,935 Ltr.
Additional income through the sale of milk ₹1,61,47,730/-
Cow dung produced 93.61 MT
Artificial Insemination + Sorted Semen AI-48 856
Pregnancy Diagnosis (PD) during the year Total - Target of PD - 844
Confirmed Pregnancy Diagnosis (CPD) - 387
Empty - 81
Repeat - 361
Pending - 15
Conception Rate - 46.68%
Calving during the year 402 (Male - 175, Female - 227)

Dairy Development includes

  • Selection of aspirants
  • Capacity building
  • Cow purchase
  • Breeding
  • Animal health care
  • Vaccination
  • Deworming
  • First aid
  • Infertility treatment
  • Nutritional feed supplement
  • Fodder cultivation
Mhalungi Village

Crossbreed cow with aspirant Mr. & Mrs. Supriya Sunil Khane & family from Mhalungi Village

Calf Growth Measurement

Calf growth measurement external visitor

Mhalungi Village

External visitor

Project Highlights
  • Distributions of crossbreed cows
  • Income raised by Rs. 8,000 to Rs. 12,000 per month, through sale of milk
  • Dairy Management training for all beneficiaries
  • Vaccination of cows and calves
  • Development of fodder plots
  • Doorstep Artificial Insemination made available
Dairy Success Story
Karavale Village

Fodder plot of Ms. Vaishali Deepak Patil, Karavale Village, District Raigad

Calf Rally

Calf Rally, Pale Khurd

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