Dairy products are rich in essential nutrients like calcium, protein, and vitamins, supporting a healthy diet.
Dairy farming enriches soil, boosts microbes, and reduces chemical use for sustainability.
Biogas from dairy waste is a renewable energy source that reduces fossil fuel reliance, lowers emissions, and produces nutrient-rich slurry for agriculture.
Dairy farming generates income, creates jobs, and supports rural economies. With low initial investment, it offers a sustainable and accessible livelihood.
N M Sadguru Foundation has established and strengthened village-level Milk Producer Cooperatives, integrating them with District Milk Cooperatives. Farmers' collectives or community-based organizations (CBOs) play a pivotal role in the stability and sustainability of all our programs. They are the backbone of Sadguru’s success in implementing large-scale initiatives. This initiative sustains milk production and farmers' incomes, with 121 active cooperatives, including two new ones, benefiting 7,865 members.