PROTECT AND PROPOGATE THE INDIAN INDEGENOUS COWS AND BULLS
COLLECT, NURTURE, PROTECT AND PROPOGATE THE INDIAN INDEGENOUS COWS AND BULLS
Indigenous Cattles were the back born of Indian organic Agriculture by maintaining high fertility and health of Indian soil. With the application of chemical fertilizer and pesticides the fertility and health of Indian soil has depleted considerably over
the time. The fertility of the Indian soil has to be bring back by reinstating and increasing Indigenous cattle population. Its propagation has to be done all over India, to the needy and interested parties, systematically.
We are targeting to collect available all indigenous breeds of cows and bulls, with breed purity, from all the state and places of India and nurture them by preventing cross breeding. Each breed will be treated separately
and naturally, it requires good area of land, to produce its good young ones with breed purity. All the required infrastructure and qualified professionels has to be maintained to create best result.
The required fund to establish the project to maintain and propagate 350 indigenous cows is Rupees 50 crores. With the completion of first year onwards the distribution of its young ones can be started.
AIMS OF IDIGENOUS COW PROPAGATION IS:
- To increase the population of Indigenous cattle in India to enrich the health and fertility of Indian soil.
- To create an awareness among the people about the importance of nurturing of indigenous cows in each home for the healthy life of the people.
- To bring back the Nature Friendly life of people by making available the Indigenous Cows to most of the rural people and interested urban people.
- To support and propagate Organic Agriculture and cultivation practices by making available large scale Indigenous cows manure and other byproducts.
- To produce the best young ones of Indigenous cows of each Breed with Breed purity.
- To supply best quality young ones of Indigenous cows to the needy people to nurture for their own family use. This is with the intention with fast propagation of this project to all parts of India, especially rural India.