Archive · 9 Jan 2026
Anantapur Holds Milk Yield Competitions
In Anantapur, a big milk competition called Anantha Pala Dhaara is happening.
Farmers brought their cows and buffaloes to see who can produce the most milk.
There were three categories: crossbred cows, buffaloes, and indigenous cows.
One crossbred cow gave 14.06 kg of milk, a buffalo gave 12.30 kg, and an indigenous cow gave 5.44 kg.
The competition is very fair, with veterinarians checking the animals and measuring the milk carefully.
The winners will be announced on January 9, and they will get prizes.
The dairy sector is important for rural economies, providing income and jobs, especially for women and small farmers.
District-level milk yield competitions held in Anantapur as part of the Anantha Pala Dhaara program.
59 dairy farmers participated, showcasing their high-yielding milch animals in three categories.
Top yields recorded: 14.06 kg by a crossbred cow, 12.30 kg by a buffalo, and 5.44 kg by an indigenous cow.
Competition conducted with transparency and scientific standards, supervised by experienced veterinarians.
Winners to be announced on January 9, with prize distribution and felicitation planned.
- Who
- Dairy farmers from Anantapur district
- What
- District-level milk yield competitions
- When
- Commenced on Thursday, prize distribution on January 9
- Where
- Akuthotapalli village, Anantapur
- Why
- Part of the Anantha Pala Dhaara program to showcase high-yielding milch animals
- Event Name
- Anantha Pala Dhaara
- Organizer
- Anantapur District Animal Husbandry Department
- Location
- Akuthotapalli village, Anantapur
- Participants
- 59 dairy farmers
- Categories
- Crossbred cow, Buffalo, Indigenous cow
- Top Yields
- 14.06 kg (crossbred cow), 12.30 kg (buffalo), 5.44 kg (indigenous cow)
- Prize Distribution
- January 9