Accordingly Gujarat’s focus on animal husbandry has contributed significantly to the prosperity of the state’s people as 36 lakh milk producers collectively receive Rs 200 crore daily from the gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), officials said.
Dairy sector in Gujarat has grown to Rs 1 lakh crore

Accordingly Gujarat’s focus on animal husbandry has contributed significantly to the prosperity of the state’s people as 36 lakh milk producers collectively receive Rs 200 crore daily from the gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), officials said. The dairy sector in the state has grown to Rs 1 lakh crore, they said. The upcoming 10th edition of the Vibrant gujarat Global Summit, to be held in Gandhinagar between january 10 and 12, will provide a platform for the government to showcase the state’s exponential growth in agriculture, horticulture and animal husbandry, chief minister Bhupendra patel has said.

As per a statement issued by the government, the agriculture, horticulture and animal husbandry sectors in the state are experiencing significant growth through a combination of natural farming and advanced technologies, contributing to the circular economy of gujarat and advancing its global reputation in the dairy sector. “The upcoming Vibrant gujarat Summit 2024 will showcase the state’s exponential growth in agriculture, horticulture and animal husbandry, thanks to a combination of natural farming practices and cutting-edge technology. This holistic approach is not only boosting the circular economy but also elevating the state’s global standing in the dairy sector,” cm patel said at a function held recently. The dairy industry in gujarat has exceeded Rs 1 lakh crore, with Rs 200 crore being paid daily to 36 lakh milk producers through the GCMMF, a government release said.

Milk producer Sobhraj Rabari, from Napad Vanto village in anand district, said his family started (dairy business) with two cows and gradually increased to 35 now. “The Vibrant gujarat summit, started by prime minister Narendra Modi, has helped us a lot…I supply 2,000 litres of milk a month. My income is Rs 1.10 lakh. We are getting good prices for the milk. We are getting good support from the government,” he said. He has also adopted natural farming by using cow dung and urine as fertilisers and pesticides. As gujarat prepares for the upcoming Vibrant Summit 2024, Jayesh patel said he has never missed a single summit.

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