Service to cow (Go-Seva) is given the highest place in the Vedas and Cow is treated as ‘mother’. As this helps to protect biodiversity, soil and health.
Everything cow produces help in:
Milk as Dairy Products
Cow urine, dung to prepare manure, jeevamrutham & pest control
Medicines like Panchagavya
Ghee in Yagnas
Out of 60 Indigenous desi cows, only 37 varieties of cows exist in India.
Some precious varieties are Gir, Ongole, Punganuru, Motu, Red Sindhi, Kosali, Shahiwal, Kankarej, Kangyam, Siri etc.
Protecting cow helps biodiversity and natural farming. i.e protects mother earth and all beings too.
Some precious varieties are Gir, Ongole, Punganuru, Motu, Red Sindhi, Kosali,
Shahiwal, Kankarej, Kangyam, Siri etc.
Protecting cow helps biodiversity and natural farming. i.e protects mother
earth and all beings too.
Organic Farming & Cow
Problems
Farmer suicides and Soil death: Farmers are driven by fertilizer/pesticide companies causing financial losses, loosing sustainability and fertility of lands.
Causing many farmers leaving their occupation. Many lands becoming dry and unused.
Many farmers are selling Desi cows, which are going to 36,000 slaughter houses within India.
Lot of chemicals in our food plate with out our knowledge.
Europe/US stopped food imports from India because of poison traces.
Solutions
Manavata Goshala helping training and practice of natural farming. And to supply the ‘Jeevamrutham’ initially for some farmers.
Zero budget Natural Farming without using Chemicals/Pesticides.
One Desi Cow can farm nearly 30 acres.
Desi Cow Almost extinct. Now India is world largest producer of milk. But in next 10 years we may have to import milk if desi cow is not protected.
Cow dung and Urine helps farming, which is much precious than milk production.
Goshala in Manavata University
Manavata objective is to ensure comfortable living conditions to Cows by providing shelter, organic grass feed etc.
Cows and their Calves are not separated after birth, live together in an open air farm.
Special care of the calves is taken to maintain a steady growth. The dry, green grass and dhana (Cow Feed) which is a powder like material made from a combination of various pulses are fed to the cows every day.
Regular check-up by the veterinary doctor.
Increase the use of Desi cows in Spiritual/organic farming, train Farmers in natural farming and encourage to have cow at each farmer’s family.
Currently Manavata Goshala having 35 Cows.
Your support: Go-Seva
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Standing Order – £1 per person in a 5 members’ family per month