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Nutricana cattle feed is trusted by dairy farmers across 9 states with over 500 dealers ensuring fresh supply reaches every corner.
9
States
65
Districts
500+
Dealers
Punjab stands as India's premier dairy belt, contributing significantly to the nation's milk production. With a strong cooperative dairy network and government support for modern animal husbandry, Punjab's dairy sector combines traditional expertise with scientific feeding and breeding practices, making it a model for other states.
Haryana is a major Murrah buffalo breeding belt situated close to the lucrative Delhi-NCR milk market. Progressive farmers invest in pedigreed Murrah buffaloes and HF crossbreds, making Haryana a national leader in per-capita milk production.
Uttar Pradesh holds India's largest cattle population and is the country's top milk-producing state. Dairy farming is predominantly smallholder-driven, with millions of families keeping 2-5 animals as a primary income source.
Bihar's dairy sector is experiencing significant growth driven by COMFED and growing urban demand. Smallholder farmers in the fertile Gangetic plains keep 1-3 animals, making dairy a crucial income source for millions of families.
Jharkhand, carved from Bihar in 2000, is an emerging dairy market where commercial dairy farming is gaining momentum. Urban centres like Ranchi and Dhanbad drive increasing demand for fresh milk.
Himachal Pradesh, the Land of Gods, presents unique dairy farming opportunities shaped by its mountainous terrain. Jersey and crossbred cattle thrive in the cool climate, and HP Milkfed reaches even remote hill villages.
Uttarakhand, the Dev Bhoomi, has a dairy sector spanning two distinct zones — the fertile Terai plains and the mountainous Garhwal-Kumaon hills. Religious tourism to Haridwar, Rishikesh, and Char Dham drives significant demand.
Jammu & Kashmir presents two distinct dairy ecosystems — the Kashmir Valley with temperate climate and the Jammu plains with subtropical conditions. Growing tourism fuels premium dairy demand.
Rajasthan, India's largest state by area, has a dairy sector characterised by resilient desert-adapted breeds and strong buffalo farming in northern districts bordering Punjab and Haryana.
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