Strategic Collaboration: Kerala Feeds and Indian Immunologicals Limited Boost Dairy Sector Prospects
Source: The DairyNews
In a significant move to fortify the dairy sector, Kerala Feeds Limited (KFL), a State-owned entity, has initiated trials of sel ect products fr om Indian Immunologicals Limited (IIL) in approximately 500 milch cows across 11 districts in the state.
This collaboration is part of a partnership with the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) subsidiary, recognized as India's foremost manufacturer of animal and human vaccines, nutraceuticals, and formulations.
The ongoing trials involve testing a productivity-enhancing solution and a calcium supplement, with the aim of ultimately benefiting dairy farmers. KFL intends to make IIL's products widely accessible after the trial period, envisioning a future phase of increased dairy milk production that leads to greater profitability for the sector. Sources from KFL underscore that IIL is committed to producing its products at affordable rates, aligning with KFL's goal of providing substantial support to farmers.
This collaboration holds promise for elevating the dairy industry in Kerala, offering farmers innovative solutions to enhance productivity and contribute to the sector's overall growth. As the trials progress, KFL and IIL aim to pave the way for sustainable and economically viable practices within the dairy farming community.
The ongoing trials involve testing a productivity-enhancing solution and a calcium supplement, with the aim of ultimately benefiting dairy farmers. KFL intends to make IIL's products widely accessible after the trial period, envisioning a future phase of increased dairy milk production that leads to greater profitability for the sector. Sources from KFL underscore that IIL is committed to producing its products at affordable rates, aligning with KFL's goal of providing substantial support to farmers.
This collaboration holds promise for elevating the dairy industry in Kerala, offering farmers innovative solutions to enhance productivity and contribute to the sector's overall growth. As the trials progress, KFL and IIL aim to pave the way for sustainable and economically viable practices within the dairy farming community.
