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Knowledge Hub

Field Notes for Farmers & Gaushalas.

Practical, no-jargon guidance on dairy nutrition, silage making and gaushala upkeep — written by our agronomists. Every article available in Hindi, Punjabi and Gujarati.

Corn Silage vs Dry Fodder: The Honest Math for Dairy Farmers
Dairy Nutrition EN / हिं / ਪੰ / ગુ
18 June 2026 6 min read

Corn Silage vs Dry Fodder: The Honest Math for Dairy Farmers

Bhusa costs less per kilo — so why do progressive dairies pay more for silage? We break down the real per-litre economics.

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Gaushala Upkeep: 12 Best Practices for Healthy, Productive Herds
Gaushala Care EN / हिं / ਪੰ / ગુ
30 May 2026 8 min read

Gaushala Upkeep: 12 Best Practices for Healthy, Productive Herds

Running a gaushala is seva — but seva needs systems. Practical protocols for feeding, housing, hygiene and herd health at scale.

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How Balanced Feeding Raises Milk Yield by 14–18%
Dairy Nutrition EN / हिं / ਪੰ / ગુ
22 April 2026 5 min read

How Balanced Feeding Raises Milk Yield by 14–18%

The 14–18% number isn't marketing — it's what happens when protein, energy and minerals finally arrive in the right ratio.

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Silage Making, Step by Step: A Small Farmer's Field Guide
Silage Making EN / हिं / ਪੰ / ગુ
15 March 2026 7 min read

Silage Making, Step by Step: A Small Farmer's Field Guide

From choosing the harvest day to sealing the bale — the exact field protocol our agronomists teach every new silage entrepreneur.

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Feeding a Gaushala at ₹50 per Animal per Day: The Complete Cost Sheet
Gaushala Care EN / हिं / ਪੰ / ગુ
8 July 2026 8 min read

Feeding a Gaushala at ₹50 per Animal per Day: The Complete Cost Sheet

The honest arithmetic of shelter feeding — and how own silage production brings the daily ration under ₹50 without starving the animal.

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Silage vs Gusa vs Green Fodder: What the Numbers Actually Say
Dairy Nutrition EN / हिं / ਪੰ / ગુ
5 July 2026 7 min read

Silage vs Gusa vs Green Fodder: What the Numbers Actually Say

Gusa is cheap, green is gold, silage is the insurance — a numbers-first comparison using ICAR and NDDB findings, so you plan the fodder calendar instead of panic-buying it.

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The Right Way to Store Silage: From Wrapped Bale to Feed Trough
Silage Making EN / हिं / ਪੰ / ગુ
3 July 2026 6 min read

The Right Way to Store Silage: From Wrapped Bale to Feed Trough

Most silage losses don't happen at harvest — they happen in the yard. The weekly discipline that protects every rupee you put into the bale.

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Feed as Medicine: How Quality Silage Helps Your Herd Fight Disease
Herd Health EN / हिं / ਪੰ / ગુ
1 July 2026 7 min read

Feed as Medicine: How Quality Silage Helps Your Herd Fight Disease

Repeat breeding, milk fever, falling fat — most 'medical' problems are nutrition problems in disguise. How clean fermented feed removes the conditions disease needs.

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Jersey & Crossbred Dairy Best Practices: Getting 15+ Litres Without Breaking the Animal
Dairy Nutrition EN / हिं / ਪੰ / ગુ
10 July 2026 8 min read

Jersey & Crossbred Dairy Best Practices: Getting 15+ Litres Without Breaking the Animal

A 15–25 litre crossbred is a high-performance machine. The feeding, water, transition and record-keeping practices that separate 18-litre herds from 8-litre herds.

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