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Krishi Rishi is a comprehensive knowledge-sharing platform featuring insights from seasoned agricultural experts. These dedicated individuals, with their extensive research and hands-on experience, are the torchbearers of wisdom in their respective fields. They are not only masters of their craft but also passionate about imparting their profound knowledge for the collective benefit of the farming & dairy community.
In this special episode of Krishi Rishi presented by Shunya Agritech, your host Mr. Jay Chhajer is in conversation with Mr. Niloptal Pathak, Partner, Sagacia Growth Partners LLP and an expert in the agriculture sector. They discuss various ways in which small farmers can get the best results by harnessing the power of innovation and collectivism.
Pathakji gives his views on how the government can better empower small farmers and how this is important for the long-term well-being of the entire society.
The podcast reviews the latest in the everything animal husbandry – the milk economy, livestock wellness and health, small and large dairy farmers in India, challenges and opportunities, agritech and more.
Sahiwal & Gir – our bovine podcasters review (and simplify) the latest in research reports, publications, books and news in the Indian dairy / animal husbandry domain and at times do venture into adjoining domains. And Yeah, almost forgot to mention – these episodes by Sahiwal & Gir are AI enriched! Listen in, learn and share.
This episode is different. It reviews sources that comprehensively address the multifaceted aspects of livestock and poultry management, covering topics from vaccination schedules and disease control to housing, feeding, and breeding practices.
They detail various Indian breeds of cattle, buffalo, sheep, goat, swine, and poultry, highlighting their unique characteristics and economic importance.
Furthermore, the texts examine animal health, including common diseases, sanitation, and biosecurity measures, as well as the crucial role of proper nutrition and feed management.
Finally, the sources touch upon reproduction, marketing, incubation, and general principles of animal husbandry to ensure sustainable and productive livestock farming.
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Milk is a rich source of protein, and one of its key components is beta-casein. This protein exists in two genetic variants: A1 and… Read more: Holy Cow – The A2 Milk Phenomenon May Not Be Just a Marketing Gimmick - Milk Under Fire: How Heat Stress Is Draining India’s Dairy Output
India is the world’s largest producer of milk. But behind this success, dairy farmers are facing a growing threat: heat stress. As temperatures rise… Read more: Milk Under Fire: How Heat Stress Is Draining India’s Dairy Output - The Rise Of A2 Milk In India
Milk is a rich source of protein, and one of its key components is beta-casein. This protein exists in two genetic variants: A1 and… Read more: The Rise Of A2 Milk In India - Holy Cow – Poor Fodder Quality Fuels Antibiotic Use in Indian Dairy
India’s dairy sector is the largest milk producer in the world, supporting millions of rural livelihoods. But behind the success story lies a growing… Read more: Holy Cow – Poor Fodder Quality Fuels Antibiotic Use in Indian Dairy - Milk Fever: The Silent (Profit) Killer of Dairy
Milk fever remains one of the most overlooked yet economically damaging conditions affecting dairy herds across India. It typically presents itself in the early… Read more: Milk Fever: The Silent (Profit) Killer of Dairy - Holy Cow: The Hidden Perils of Sugarcane Leaves
During a recent interaction with farmers in rural Maharashtra, we encountered a practice that seems efficient on the surface — feeding sugarcane leaves (the… Read more: Holy Cow: The Hidden Perils of Sugarcane Leaves - Holy Cow: There’s nothing like a Free (Silage) lunch
Silage is often seen as a safety net for farmers — a way to store feed in bulk and ensure green fodder access during… Read more: Holy Cow: There’s nothing like a Free (Silage) lunch
