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Cattle farmers in Heirok face hard times as no firm comes to buy milk due to total lockdown

by Rabi Takhellambam
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Thoubal,April.1:
Cattle farmers in Tekcham area of Thoubal district which produces large quantity of mile using Jersey bread face difficult time as suppliers and milk men had stopped coming to collect the milk for distribution due to the ongoing total lockdown and curfew imposed across the country to break the chain of spreading deadly novel coronavirus or the COVID-19. According to a cattle farmer, around 200 Jersey breed of cattle are being rare by farmers of Tekcham village. A jersey breed cattle produced milk ranging from 25 litres to 30 litres per day. Two firm – YVU Thoubal and Lamjingba collected milk produced in the village for around Rs. 60,000/- per day. Hoever, due to the lockdown the firms had stopped collecting milks Those coming from the Dairy farm collected limited quantity and the cattle farmers are left no means to sell their product. With no option left the farmers are inviting relatives and near and dear one to collect the milk without getting any profit and by losing the invested money as they don’t want to see the milk goes wasted. The farmers said that they cannot produce items from the milk as they can’t get chemical for producing due to the lock down.

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