Cattle farmers of 23 districts in Rajasthan will have fun, the state government will implement this new scheme

Rajasthan News: Bhajan Lal government has given a big gift to the cattle farmers in Rajasthan. The decision of the state government will benefit lakhs of cattle farmers in the state. This decision of the government is being considered a historic and revolutionary gift for the cattle farmers in the state. 

Let us tell the readers that Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal has started a big initiative to promote animal husbandry and milk production. 

To promote milk production, the Chief Minister has started a scheme to upgrade the cattle of Rajasthan state through the Gir breed of high milk production capacity of Brazil. This initiative of the Chief Minister will bring about a revolution in milk production in the state. 

Chief Minister gave green signal to National Gokul Mission 

Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma has given the green signal to the National Gokul Mission under this scheme in the state. 

Not only this, in the first phase of this scheme, the target has been set to implement it in 23 districts of the state including Jhunjhunu, Sikar and Churu districts of Shekhawati region. This initiative of the Chief Minister will not only lead to a revolutionary increase in milk production in the state, but will also see a tremendous jump in the income of cattle farmers.

Gir breed of cows will double their milk 

The state government has started the National Gokul Mission to improve the breed of local cows with the help of Gir breed of Brazil to increase milk production in the state. With this initiative of the government, cows in the state will start giving almost double the amount of milk.

At present, an average of 20 to 22 liters of milk is produced from a cow in the state, whereas with the help of Brazil's Gir breed, this can increase to about 40 to 42 liters per day. 

Thus, with the help of Brazil's Gir breed, double the milk will be obtained from a single cow. Due to which there will be a bumper jump in the income of cattle farmers.