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Knowledge Level of Dairy Farmers Regarding Clean Milk Production Practices at Field Level in Western U. P.


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1 Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying, Kisan (P.G.) College, Simbhaoli, Hapur (U.P.), India
2 Delhi Milk Scheme, West Patel Nagar, (New Delhi), India
     

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The milk quality is determined by aspects of composition and hygiene of milk, where breeding, feeding, management of healthcare, fodder production, and many such facts mainly influence the compositional quality of milk. Dairy farmer is the key client in this process, who decides the quality of milk from milk production to milk supply chain. This study was conducted to know the level of knowledge of dairy farmers regarding clean milk production practices. Uttar Pradesh state was selected purposively for this study, where 120 dairy farmers (60 CMP and 60 N-CMP) from the milk shed area of four districts milk union were selected. The results of the study revealed that 71.67 and 61.6 7 per cent of the dairy farmers had medium level of knowledge in various aspects of CMP and N-CMP followed by 10 and 25 per cent had low level of knowledge while, 18.33 and 13.33 per cent of them having high level of knowledge, respectively. They had highest knowledge in milking [Knowledge index (KI) =75.41 and 68.45], followed by healthy herd management (KI=66.84 and 61.54). However, they had poor knowledge in ‘cooling of milk (KI=56.66 and 51.12) and ‘cleaning of utensils (KI=58.22 and 54.58) in CMP and N-CMP, respectively.

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Knowledge Index, CMP, Practices, N-CMP, Dairy Farmer, Milk Union.
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Authors

Yogendra Kumar
Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying, Kisan (P.G.) College, Simbhaoli, Hapur (U.P.), India
Chetan Prakash
Delhi Milk Scheme, West Patel Nagar, (New Delhi), India

Abstract


The milk quality is determined by aspects of composition and hygiene of milk, where breeding, feeding, management of healthcare, fodder production, and many such facts mainly influence the compositional quality of milk. Dairy farmer is the key client in this process, who decides the quality of milk from milk production to milk supply chain. This study was conducted to know the level of knowledge of dairy farmers regarding clean milk production practices. Uttar Pradesh state was selected purposively for this study, where 120 dairy farmers (60 CMP and 60 N-CMP) from the milk shed area of four districts milk union were selected. The results of the study revealed that 71.67 and 61.6 7 per cent of the dairy farmers had medium level of knowledge in various aspects of CMP and N-CMP followed by 10 and 25 per cent had low level of knowledge while, 18.33 and 13.33 per cent of them having high level of knowledge, respectively. They had highest knowledge in milking [Knowledge index (KI) =75.41 and 68.45], followed by healthy herd management (KI=66.84 and 61.54). However, they had poor knowledge in ‘cooling of milk (KI=56.66 and 51.12) and ‘cleaning of utensils (KI=58.22 and 54.58) in CMP and N-CMP, respectively.

Keywords


Knowledge Index, CMP, Practices, N-CMP, Dairy Farmer, Milk Union.

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