Why dairy industry not developed in india?
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Livestock plays an important role in socio-economic life of India. It is a rich source of high quality foods such as milk, meat and eggs. With large human population and economically strong potential consumers the demand for food products is increasing rapidly.
In India, livestock provides regular, supplementary income to producers engaged in secondary and tertiary forms related to livestock business. Besides providing organic manure, livestock is important source of several value-added byproducts, which are not properly, processed and utilized as a commercial activity, but have immense future business potential.
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In India, livestock provides regular, supplementary income to producers engaged in secondary and tertiary forms related to livestock business. Besides providing organic manure, livestock is important source of several value-added byproducts, which are not properly, processed and utilized as a commercial activity, but have immense future business potential.
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Livestock plays an important role in socio-economic life of India. It is a rich source of high quality foods such as milk, meat and eggs. With large human population and economically strong potential consumers the demand for food products is increasing rapidly.
In India, livestock provides regular, supplementary income to producers engaged in secondary and tertiary forms related to livestock business. Besides providing organic manure, livestock is important source of several value-added byproducts, which are not properly, processed and utilized as a commercial activity, but have immense future business potential.
Today livestock is playing an important role in strengthening India’s economy. Livestock contributes 8% to GDP of India. Livestock is the life line of Indian Agro-based economy. India being an agro- based country; animal agriculture is the main sideline sector that contribute more than 28% to agro GDP including poultry (Haleem, 2009).
Dairy sector has been instrumental in bringing socio-economic transformation. There exists a symbiotic relationship between agriculture and livestock farming. The agriculture byproducts provide feed and fodder for cited whereas cattle provides manure, draught power for various agricultural operations. Besides draught power livestock sector contributes to national income from various industries such as Dairy, Poultry, Leather, Feed, Wool and Fur, Organic fertilizers, Bio-fuel sector and Bioresearch, etc. (Deka and Gupta, 2007)
Livestock Importance in Rural India:
Basically India is an agricultural country and livestock sector is an integral part of agriculture. It is the back-bone of India’s economy in the form of income, employment and foreign exchange earning. It is estimated that dairying sector alone is contributing 15% of the Gross National Income (Raju, 2001).
The growth of this livestock sector is much faster (6 to 8%) than core agriculture itself (2.3%). Dairy itself has a growth of 5 to 6 per cent per annum. In the global scenario India is the topper in milk production, has 3rd position in egg and 5th in chicken production
In India, livestock provides regular, supplementary income to producers engaged in secondary and tertiary forms related to livestock business. Besides providing organic manure, livestock is important source of several value-added byproducts, which are not properly, processed and utilized as a commercial activity, but have immense future business potential.
Today livestock is playing an important role in strengthening India’s economy. Livestock contributes 8% to GDP of India. Livestock is the life line of Indian Agro-based economy. India being an agro- based country; animal agriculture is the main sideline sector that contribute more than 28% to agro GDP including poultry (Haleem, 2009).
Dairy sector has been instrumental in bringing socio-economic transformation. There exists a symbiotic relationship between agriculture and livestock farming. The agriculture byproducts provide feed and fodder for cited whereas cattle provides manure, draught power for various agricultural operations. Besides draught power livestock sector contributes to national income from various industries such as Dairy, Poultry, Leather, Feed, Wool and Fur, Organic fertilizers, Bio-fuel sector and Bioresearch, etc. (Deka and Gupta, 2007)
Livestock Importance in Rural India:
Basically India is an agricultural country and livestock sector is an integral part of agriculture. It is the back-bone of India’s economy in the form of income, employment and foreign exchange earning. It is estimated that dairying sector alone is contributing 15% of the Gross National Income (Raju, 2001).
The growth of this livestock sector is much faster (6 to 8%) than core agriculture itself (2.3%). Dairy itself has a growth of 5 to 6 per cent per annum. In the global scenario India is the topper in milk production, has 3rd position in egg and 5th in chicken production
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