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Cattle farming has been an integral part of India's rural economy for centuries. However, with the advent of modern agricultural practices, traditional ways of farming have taken a backseat. In the past, cattle were raised on natural grass, without the use of any harmful chemicals. As a result, the milk produced was free from toxins and had numerous health benefits.
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However, with the increase in demand for milk, farmers started using fertilizers, pesticides, and other harmful chemicals to increase milk productivity. This led to a decline in the quality of milk produced and the health of the cattle. The issue of aflatoxin contamination in milk has also become a major concern in India. It is a toxic substance that is produced by certain types of fungi that grow on crops, such as maize, peanuts, and cottonseed. When cows consume contaminated feed, aflatoxin can be passed into their milk, putting human health at risk.
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At eFeed, we believe in bridging the gap between the old and the new. Our mission is to provide cattle feed supplements that are not only effective in increasing milk productivity but also made with natural ingredients that are safe for the cattle and the environment. We have incorporated herbs like jeevanti and shatavari in our supplements, which are known for boosting the immune system, preventing infection, and improving milk quality.
Our focus on natural ingredients has resulted in healthier cattle that produce toxin-free milk. Our products have been tried and tested. In fact, studies have shown that the use of our products has increased milk productivity by up to 15% and improved fat and SNF levels.
At eFeed, we are proud to be a part of the movement towards sustainable and healthy cattle farming practices. We believe that by combining the best of traditional methods with modern technology, we can create a better future for both the cattle and the farmers. Join us in our mission to make cattle farming sustainable and safe for generations to come.