According to the Agriculture Production Department, several central and regional schemes are being used to modernize dairy farming in the constituency. Livestock productivity is being improved through artificial insemination under the Rashtriya Gokul Mission, including the use of sexed semen and upgraded genetics. At the same time, vaccination and disease control measures are being rolled out under the National Animal Disease Control Programme to improve herd health and production efficiency.

The government is also supporting dairy entrepreneurs through the Integrated Dairy Development Scheme and the Holistic Agriculture Development Programme. Under these initiatives, farmers receive financial and technical support to establish dairy units, improve fodder production and increase milk yields. Training programmes under Krishonnati Yojana are also being offered to help producers adopt modern dairy management practices.

A major focus is being placed on strengthening the dairy value chain. Authorities are facilitating the installation of milk collection centres, Automatic Milk Collection Units, Bulk Milk Coolers and small processing plants. These facilities are expected to support production of value-added products such as dahi, paneer, ghee, butter, ice cream and khoa, creating new revenue streams for dairy farmers. The government is also encouraging the formation of cooperatives, farmer producer organizations and self-help groups to improve marketing and access to institutional support.