Pashushala.com: Promoting Livestock well-being and economy

India’s Leading Livestock Marketplace India's livestock industry, a sector valued at over $250 billion, supports nearly one-third of Indian households. Livestock farming is crucial for rural income generation, encompassing activities from dairy farming to goat rearing. Historically, this ecosystem has been fragmented, with livestock trading, veterinary services, cattle feed supply, dairy equipment procurement, and insurance operating in isolation. Pashushala.com provides a transformative solution for this fragmented landscape, serving as a comprehensive livestock marketplace for all stakeholders. Founded in 2018, Pashushala.com has emerged as India's leading livestock marketplace and an integrated livestock management platform. The platform integrates animal trading, farm inputs, veterinary services, AI advisory, dairy automation, and financial protection into a unified digital ecosystem. India’s Trusted Livestock Marketplace Pashushala serves as a verified livestock marketpl...

While the White Revolution is often hailed as a monumental shift in India's dairy industry, its impact goes beyond mere production increases. The real transformation lies in the empowerment of rural communities and the creation of sustainable business ecosystems. The revolution, led by visionary leaders, introduced a cooperative model that not only increased milk production but also democratized wealth distribution among farmers. Empowerment Through Cooperatives The cooperative model, a cornerstone of the White Revolution, empowered over 15 million farmers by giving them ownership and control over their resources. This model facilitated fair pricing, ensured quality control, and enabled farmers to access markets directly without intermediaries. Technological Advancements Another significant impact has been the integration of technology in dairy farming. Innovations such as automated milking systems, data analytics for herd management, and digital platforms for market access have re...

A Digital Era of Animal Husbandry, by Pashushala.com In the heart of India's agritech landscape, Pashushala is paving the way for farmers and animal enthusiasts. Founded in 2018, we’ve built an online marketplace that connects livestock traders with essential resources. Our mission? To transform the fragmented livestock market, boost farmers' incomes, and enhance the overall livestock economy. What Pashushala Offers Pashushala.com is designed for everyone involved in animal husbandry —from farmers to investors. Here’s what you can find on our platform: - Livestock Trading : Buy and sell cows, goats, and sheep. - Dairy Equipment : Access top-notch tools for dairy production. - Veterinary Care : Connect with over 40,000 vets ready to assist. - Feed & Insurance : Ensure your livestock gets the best nutrition and coverage. - Logistics : Simplified transport solutions for your animals. With over 10 lakh farmers already using our services across India, we’re committed to empoweri...

India had come a long way from being deficit in milk production to being an exporter of milk now. It was the vision of Verghese Kurien that the country, under Operation Flood, became not only self-sufficient in milk production but also exported it. There was a time before 1970 when the country used to import milk. It was now the largest producer of milk in the world. It was due to milk production that farmers were able to lead a dignified life in the country. The country must now usher in a new era of development for the dairy sector, by building procurement infrastructure in milk deficit states and adopting appropriate technology in these regions. World Milk Day was established by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) on June 1, 2001, to recognize the importance of milk as a global food. This day provides an opportunity to know the importance and benefit of milk with regards to health and nutrition and the importance of the dairy sector in the global economy. This sector also ...

India has a large and growing animal husbandry and dairy industry, with many opportunities for investors. Here are some potential areas to consider: Dairy processing: India is the world's largest milk producer, but its processing capacity is still relatively low. Investing in dairy processing plants can be a lucrative opportunity, particularly in areas with high milk production. Animal feed production: With a growing animal husbandry industry, there is increasing demand for high-quality animal feed. Investing in animal feed production can be a good way to tap into this demand. Breeding and genetics: India's animal husbandry industry is still relatively undeveloped in terms of breeding and genetics. Investors could consider funding research and development in this area, or investing in companies that are already working on breeding and genetics. Meat processing: India is the world's second-largest producer of meat, and also has a significant poultry industry. Investing in me...

  INTRODUCTION Proper housing based on scientific principles is an important aspect of dairy animal management for obtaining maximum productivity of the animals. A clean and comfortable shelter increases the comfort level of the animals and results in their good health. The essential criteria for housing dairy animals include animal health and comfort, hygiene, protection from predators, theft, and diseases, efficient and economical use of labour, and provision of a suitable environment for hygienic milk production. In the absence of proper housing, animals are exposed to extreme temperature, wind, cold, rain, snowfall, etc., which adversely affect their health, production, and reproduction. To learn more about scientifically managed dairy practices and integrated livestock solutions, visit Pashushala.com — a one-stop platform dedicated to empowering farmers with expert guidance, quality resources, and tech-enabled services for better animal husbandry and dairy productivity....

  India had come a long way from being a deficit in milk production to being an exporter of milk now. It was the vision of Verghese Kurien that the country, under Operation Flood, became not only self-sufficient in milk production but also exported it. There was a time before 1970 when the country used to import milk. It was now the largest producer of milk in the world. It was due to milk production that farmers were able to lead a dignified life in the country. T he country must now usher in a new era of development for the dairy sector, by building procurement infrastructure in milk deficit states and adopting appropriate technology in these regions. World Milk Day was established by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) on June 1, 2001, to recognize the importance of milk as a global food. This day provides an opportunity to know the importance and benefit of milk with regard to health and nutrition and the importance of the dairy sector in the global economy. This se...