Dairy Development

Boost dairy farming: MLA Bache Gowda

Chikkaballapur:

Dairy farming has helped the farmers to sustain themselves in times of drought. As a result the government should encourage the development of dairy farming, said legislator K P Bache Gowda.

Publication Date:

10/02/2009

Source: Deccan Herald (Bangalore)

Tags:

Cattle, Dairy Development, Karnataka, Bangalore (D)

Animal Care

Government plans cattlefeed factory

PATHANAMTHITTA: Transport Minister Mathews T Thomas has said that the State Government will set up a cattlefeed factory at Karunagappally at a cost of Rs 39 crore.

Publication Date:

07/02/2009

Source: New Indian Express (Kochi)

Tags:

Animal Products, Dairy Development, Milk, Kerala, Food Security

Animal Care

NABARD credit seminar held in Gangtok

CORRESPONDENT
GANGTOK, Feb 2

Publication Date:

03/02/2009

Source: Assam Tribune (Guwahati)

Tags:

Avian Flu, Poultry, Dairy Development, National Bank For Agriculture And Rural Development (NABARD), Sikkim, Gangtok

Animal Care

Haryana set to achieve high growth in milk procurement

The Haryana Dairy Development Cooperative Federation Limited is set to achieve high growth in milk procurement during the current financial year.

Publication Date:

30/01/2009

Source: Indian Express (Chandigarh)

Tags:

Dairy Development, Milk, Haryana

Food Policy

Base working paper on strategy and action plan for ensuring safety of milk and milk products

This base working paper on the strategy and action plan for ensuring safety of milk and milk products covers three goals: Assessment of food legislation at national level

Publication Date:

01/01/2009

Source: National Dairy Development Board

Tags:

Pesticides, Dairy Development, Milk, Milk Products, Food Policy, Food Contamination, Prevention of Food Adulteration Act 1954, Pesticides And Toxins, Maximum Residue Level (MRL), Food Safety, Bureau Of Indian Standards (BIS), CODEX, India

Economy

Illuminating lives

The Government of Andhra Pradesh established the Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty (SERP), in the year 2000, to bring light into the lives of the rural poor. It implements two poverty reduction projects with an amount of Rs. 2000 crores. SERP's current programmes reach year by 80 lakh households of Andhra Pradesh. It is the single largest rural development programme run by government.

Publication Date:

01/01/2009

Author(s): T. Vijay Kumar

Source: Transforming India

Vol:

2

Issue:

2

pp:

34

Tags:

Agriculture, Dairy Development, Food Prices, Economy, Tribals, Women, Rural Development, Anti-Poverty Programmes, Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS), UNDP, Andhra Pradesh, Food Security, Rural Poverty

Health

China dairies to pay melamine victims

Chinese dairy companies that sold melamine-tainted milk are ready to pay compensation to families of nearly 300,000 children who became ill or died from drinking contaminated infant formula, a news agency reported on Saturday.

Publication Date:

28/12/2008

Source: Times Of India (New Delhi)

Tags:

Dairy Development, Milk, Children, Compensation, Infant Formula, Hazardous Products, China

Animal Care

Dairy farmers learn vet skills

Chatamli (Ropar): The proverbial

Publication Date:

16/12/2008

Source: Tribune (New Delhi)

Tags:

Animal Care, Dairy Development, Ropar, Farmers, Punjab

Food Policy

China Announces food safety rules

Beijing: The Chinese government announced a wide range of food safety measures on Thursday aimed at reining in abuses in the dairy industry. The State Council issued several new rules it says will govern all aspects of the dairy industry.

Publication Date:

21/11/2008

Source: Indian Express (New Delhi)

Tags:

Dairy Development, Food Safety, China

Animal Care