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Supply Chain Management of Milk in Patna Dairy Project (Bihar)


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1 Department of Agricultural Economics and Statistics, College of Agriculture, Pune (M.S.), India
2 Padmabhushanvasant Dada Patil College of Agriculture, Ambi Talegaon, Dabhade, Pune (M.S.), India
     

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In this study, an attempt has been made to study analysis of Procurement of raw milk for Patna Dairy project is done from the rural areas of five districts of Bihar through one channel only. Marketing of liquid milk is done in the town parts of the five districts of Bihar through two channels. Every producer has their own cattle and buffaloes. Jersey breed of cows are highest in number (52%) while in case of buffaloes, local breeds (72%) still wins the race. About 80 per cent of the producers purchase cattle feed, ‘Sudhadaan’ for their cattle, which is manufactured by PDP. Only 20 per cent of the producers have used artificial insemination provided by the PDP. Still only 33 per cent of the producers have attended the training programmes conducted by PDP. Only 10 per cent of the consumers are well aware of the toll free consumer’s help line number.

Keywords

Supply Chain, Milk, Dairy.
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  • Supply Chain Management of Milk in Patna Dairy Project (Bihar)

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Authors

N. K. Kale
Department of Agricultural Economics and Statistics, College of Agriculture, Pune (M.S.), India
S. S. Nimbalkar
Padmabhushanvasant Dada Patil College of Agriculture, Ambi Talegaon, Dabhade, Pune (M.S.), India
T. S. Sonawane
Padmabhushanvasant Dada Patil College of Agriculture, Ambi Talegaon, Dabhade, Pune (M.S.), India

Abstract


In this study, an attempt has been made to study analysis of Procurement of raw milk for Patna Dairy project is done from the rural areas of five districts of Bihar through one channel only. Marketing of liquid milk is done in the town parts of the five districts of Bihar through two channels. Every producer has their own cattle and buffaloes. Jersey breed of cows are highest in number (52%) while in case of buffaloes, local breeds (72%) still wins the race. About 80 per cent of the producers purchase cattle feed, ‘Sudhadaan’ for their cattle, which is manufactured by PDP. Only 20 per cent of the producers have used artificial insemination provided by the PDP. Still only 33 per cent of the producers have attended the training programmes conducted by PDP. Only 10 per cent of the consumers are well aware of the toll free consumer’s help line number.

Keywords


Supply Chain, Milk, Dairy.

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