Description:

In the country, the primary feed sources for animals are wheat, rice, other grains, and the residues from these crops, which have very low feed value and limited supply. This is somewhat supplemented by relatively better quality fodder such as cultivated legumes, non-fruit fodder, grasses, and concentrates. However, even with these, the stock of available fodder resources is insufficient to meet the nutritional needs of animals. Today, the situation is challenging for low-producing animals and buffaloes. Exploiting their genetic potential for faster growth, better reproduction, and higher milk production is hampered by issues in the diet of crossbred livestock and other high-producing animals. The government has imported pulses mainly for pulse mills, which are devoid of pulse producers. Food is a fundamental need for everyone, and similarly, fodder is extremely necessary for animals. Just as a nutritious diet boosts production and growth in animals, the demand for good quality fodder remains consistently high and is expected to increase with the rise in livestock population. Issues such as feed mill machines, feed mill project proposals, the feed mill industry, and the cost of feed mill machines can also be addressed within this context, making it a good investment opportunity for entrepreneurs.