The program was developed by selecting 20 farmers from among the commercial livestock farmers in Bharatpur Metropolitan City who sell milk to a cooperative that diversifies milk.
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For the first time in Nepal, a competitive reality show 'Doodh' among livestock farmers is about to start. The program was created by selecting 20 farmers who sell milk to a cooperative that diversifies milk from among the commercial livestock farmers of Bharatpur Metropolitan City.
Producer Rabin Subedi informed that the program will evaluate aspects such as the farmers' milking skills, behavior towards animals, feed management, cleanliness of the cowshed, and purity of milk.
Chitwan, a district self-reliant in milk, is known as a district that imports advanced cows. 'Many farmers in this region have made good economic progress through animal husbandry.' Subedi said, 'This program has been created to honor those hardworking farmers.'
He said that there is a plan to expand the program in the coming days after looking at the response to the first edition. It is said that the new generation will also find the story of the hard work and struggle of animal husbandry interesting.
The show 'Mero Serofero', which is broadcast every Tuesday evening on AP One Television, is also being prepared to be broadcast on YouTube channel and Synergy FM. Program coordinator Govinda Neupane said that the show was created with the aim of making farmers 'idols'. 'This effort has been made with the idea that diversification is possible while agricultural programs are often limited to a single format,' he said. 'This competitive show, which will be held in the farmer's shed by bringing technicians, public representatives and experts, will also play a role in coordination among farmers.'
The program, which is sponsored by Kheti, is being promoted by Bharatpur Metropolitan City. The judges of the program include Tejendra Prasad Poudel, senior agricultural economist of Bharatpur Metropolitan City, Dr. Shatrughan Shah, associate professor of Agriculture and Forestry University, Bhagirath Timilsena, vice-president of the Central Dairy Producers Cooperative Association, and Dr. Yagyaraj Pandey, technical officer of the National Cow Research Program, Rampur.
