A cornerstone of this transformation has been CHIMUL’s implementation of various innovative schemes designed to both support producers and enhance milk collection. These programs have yielded significant results, with daily milk procurement soaring to over 5.5 lakh liters (approximately 550,000 liters) per day. This substantial increase in volume underscores the effectiveness of CHIMUL’s strategies in mobilizing farmers and boosting regional output within the agribusiness landscape.

Crucially, the state government’s proactive support has been instrumental in fueling this dairy revival. Farmers supplying milk to CHIMUL receive a competitive price of Rs 39.40 per liter, ensuring fair returns for their produce. Additionally, a direct incentive of Rs 5 per liter is transferred to farmers’ bank accounts, further enhancing their profitability and encouraging sustained engagement with the cooperative. This direct financial support stabilizes dairy economics at the farmgate.

With the promise of better returns and assured procurement, a growing number of farmers in Chikkaballapur are confidently investing in higher-yield cattle and adopting more scientific dairy practices. This shift towards modern, efficient farming methods is not only boosting individual farm productivity but also contributing to a more stable and profitable livelihood for countless families across the region, demonstrating the long-term benefits of strategic support.