A revolution in white

A church-inspired people's dairy project in Kerala turns out to be a trailblazer

Cooperative in spirit

Verghese Kurien, the man who made cooperatives an empowering business model

Carving oases in drought-prone Kutch

The Shree Vivekananda Research and Training Institute has made a name for itself, helping villagers in Kutch district. Among its innumerable …

A silent white revolution

Women living in a non-descript village in Gujarat revive a defunct dairy, earlier run by men. Today, not only do they churn out 100 per cent …

Safal shows the way

Mother Dairy’s retail model helps farmers but is under pressure from chains

Fishing in new waters

Fisherfolk in Odisha try their hand at dairy and poultry farming

When markets do work

Food security for livestock

Focus must shift from supercows to cattlefeed  

Say cheese to Brussels

Milk spill-offs

GATT goes sour

JAMAICA

Dolly's dark cousin

Scientists in India claim that they will soon clone the buffalo

Natural-born killers

A naturally occuring bacterium in milk can save the losses incurred by mal1scale dairy farmers who do not own refrigeration facilities

Skimmed milk

Cattle pollute San Joaquin air

Dairies in the US town will need air-operating permits

Livestock population drops 3.3 per cent in five years

Decrease in number of goats, sheep and camels indicates livelihood crisis for the poor; number of milk-producing animals has increased

New diet regime for calves

Importing cattle growth hormone hits snags

A growth hormone that the National Dairy Development Board seeks to import because it can increase milk yield by as much as 30 per cent, has run …

RELOCATION OF DAIRIES

ITC to milk expanding dairy sector

The conglomerate is setting up a milk powder processing plant at Munger

Beggar-thy-neighbour

‘There is not enough milk’

Amrita Patel was part of the White Revolution that made India self-sufficient in milk. She joined Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers’…

How now virtual cow?

Farmers oppose WTO