Tajpur operators flag dung collection gaps, raising environmental and operational concerns.
Dairy operators in the Tajpur area near Chandigarh have raised concerns over irregular cow dung collection, warning that lapses are creating mounting operational and environmental challenges. According to reporting by Hindustan Times, farmers say delays in waste removal are leading to accumulation that disrupts daily farm management.
Producers report that inconsistent municipal services are forcing them to manage growing volumes of manure on-site, increasing labor demands and sanitation risks. The issue is particularly acute in clustered dairy zones, where high livestock density accelerates waste buildup.
The situation has triggered complaints from dairy unit owners, who are calling for more reliable and frequent collection systems. They argue that effective waste management is essential not only for maintaining farm productivity but also for complying with environmental norms.
Authorities are being urged to strengthen coordination and ensure timely lifting of dung to prevent further deterioration of conditions. The concerns highlight the importance of infrastructure and service delivery in supporting intensive dairy production systems.
For the broader dairy industry, the case underscores how waste management remains a critical component of sustainable operations. Efficient manure handling is increasingly tied to environmental compliance, community relations, and the long-term viability of dairy clusters in urban and peri-urban areas.
Source: Hindustan Times — https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/chandigarh-news/tajpur-dairy-units-allege-laxity-in-cow-dung-lifting-101777231533588.html
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