Indian Dairy: This principle of Brazil increases milk production to animal, read details
India has been the first in milk production for the past few years. The developing country is not even around this number of India. However, India is behind many countries in terms of dairy. According to experts, the main reason for this is that in India, the animal production is very low. The number of animals in the country is high, so the milk production is in the first place. There are many schemes in the country to grow milk for every animal.
This is because there are many countries in the world, where animals give more milk than Indian milk animals. In view of this, Brazil has made a big offer to the Indian dairy sector. The offer received from the Brazilian Association of Jebu Breeders (ABCZ).
Jebu Institute helps dairy field
The international supervisor of the ABCZ company, Rekal Borges, said that there is a debate about the formation of the Joint Zobu Research Institute in the two countries to promote milk production. The purpose of creating this company is to promote milk production and improve genetic improvements in animals. India is the largest dairy manufacturer in the world, but for some time, due to the lack of genetic improvement in animals, dairy productivity is low. Suresh K Reddy, the Ambassador of India in Brazil, said that the first phase, the National Dairy Development Board has ordered the test of 50,000 sperm doses of the champion bull in Brazil.
It is used for the concept of local cows. What is remarkable is that ABCZ has more than 24,000 company worldwide. The company claims that we are working on certain projects to bring our technology to India on cattle genetic or ethnic development using various methods such as conception and fetal transfer.
Brazilian Dairies are learning tricks to increase production
Suresh’s Reddy shared that some private breeders were sending their employees to Brazil for various Brazilian dairy farms for training. At the same time, ABCZ Jebu manages the genetic purity and is the world’s largest species database with 70 million registered animals. At the same time, the average dairy production in India is eight to 10 liters per day, while milk production in Brazil is between 20-22 liters.
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