Residential training: Prevention and Sustainability in the Indian Dairy Sector

India has a large dairy farming sector, which is central to rural livelihoods, nutrition and economy. It is critical that the sector continues to grow sustainably: it should be disease-resistant, productive, cost-effective and generate more livelihoods and safe milk. Part of this transition can happen by leveraging and scaling up preventive approaches such as better farm management, vaccination, biosecurity, improved breeds, alternatives, and better feed and fodder.

Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) is organising a three-day workshop and training programme for stakeholders and interested individuals to develop an understanding on how preventive and sustainable approaches can be scaled across India’s dairy farming sector. It will reflect on status, challenges and solutions across such approaches. The deliberations are also expected to help in cross-learning between stakeholders.

For more information, please write to

Neeraj Kumar
neeraj_k@cseindia.org
CSE’s Sustainable Food Systems programme

 

 

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DAY 1
NDDB’s Approach to Disease Management in Indian Dairy Sector
By: Dr A V Harikumar
Setting the context
By: Amit Khurana
Long-Term Impact of Indigenous Cattle Promotion on UP's Dairy Sector
By: Dr. Keshav Kumar
Biosecurity and farm management frameworks, practice and GADVASU’s biosecurity scorecard (30 mins)
By: Dr. Pankaj Dhaka
Prevention and sustainability in the Indian dairy sector
By: Dr. Rajeshwari Sinha
DAY 2
Fodder resources, availability, practice challenges in the Indian dairy sector
By: Dr.Devendra Ram Malaviya
Practical Evidence on the Use of Ethnoveterinary Medicine
By: Dr. Shailendra Kumar
Livestock breeds for resilience
By: Dr. Vibha Varshney
GHG emissions from Indian livestock sector
By: Neeraj Kumar
Maharashtra Methane Mission Project: Learnings and Challenges
By: Vidhi Gaur
DAY 3
Establishing Dairy Farm as Commercial Business in India-
By: Deepak Raj Binsar
Ensuring Safety in the Milk Supply Chain
By: Dr. Subhankar Nanda
Making the Veterinary Extension System Effective for Safe Milk
By: Kuldeep Sharma
Training Highlights
  • Disease management and animal health
  • Ethnoveterinary practices for prevention and productivity
  • Breed improvement for productivity and resilience
  • Nutrition and climate connections in the dairy sector
  • Safe milk for livelihood
  • Best practices
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