Milk-producing farmers in the state are now receiving an average benefit of Rs 34.18 crore per month — the highest ever — as the state milk federation procures approximately 2.70 lakh litres of milk per day from the farmers.
This is a significant increase compared to the average procurement of 1.57 lakh litres per day during the financial year 2024-25, a government spokesperson said in a statement here on Saturday.
The federation is ensuring doorstep milk collection, particularly benefiting marginal milk producers living in remote areas of the state.
This initiative is helping improve their socio-economic conditions by providing them with direct financial support.
He said that the government has consistently increased milk procurement prices over the last three years. In the 2026-27 budget, provision has been made to procure cow milk at Rs 61 per litre and buffalo milk at Rs 71 per litre.
Reforms made in the dairy sector have encouraged more people to participate in village dairMilk-producing farmers in the state are now receiving an average benefit of Rs 34.18 crore per month — the highest ever — as the state milk federation procures approximately 2.70 lakh litres of milk per day from the farmers.
This is a significant increase compared to the average procurement of 1.57 lakh litres per day during the financial year 2024-25, a government spokesperson said in a statement here on Saturday.
The federation is ensuring doorstep milk collection, particularly benefiting marginal milk producers living in remote areas of the state.
This initiative is helping improve their socio-economic conditions by providing them with direct financial support.
He said that the government has consistently increased milk procurement prices over the last three years. In the 2026-27 budget, provision has been made to procure cow milk at Rs 61 per litre and buffalo milk at Rs 71 per litre.
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