Baldev Mehta Khal Binola
Mehta Khal’s debut Performed by Joginder Singh in 1982. Sardar Sahib’s dream was to make high quality cotton cake accessible to every farmer so that the dairy farmer could get full profit in the dairy.Sardar Sahib’s hard work paid off when his son fully cooperated in his dream. After the death of Joginder Singh, to fulfill his dream, his son S. Baldev Singh Ji worked day and night to deliver the highest quality cotton cake to every dairy farmer in every district of Punjab
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WE ARE FULLY DEDICATED TO PRODUCING, SELLING AND SERVING LIVESTOCK FARMERS BY PROVIDING THE HIGH QUALITY COTTON CAKE, LIFE SEGMENT FEEDS AND NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENT PRODUCTS BASED UPON INNOVATION IDEAS, WORD WIDE ADVANCE TECHNOLOGY AND RAW MATERIAL FROM AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY.
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Mehta Khal Binola
Mission
We are fully dedicated to producing, selling and serving livestock farmers by providing the high quality cotton cake, life segment feeds and nutritional supplement products based upon innovation ideas, Word Wide advance technology and raw material from agriculture industry.
Vision
Being leader in cotton cake and cattle feed market in punjab by providing best quality products, which helps to retain and gainthe trust among dairy farmers.
Objective
Our Objective is we want to produce quality milk for more than 50 lakh people on daily basis with the help of farmers through our products before 2030. This will increase the employment in villager site and per person milk availability will improve our country’s health graph.
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A: Cattle feed and fodder are both essential for cattle nutrition, but our serve different purposes. Cattle feed refers to a formulated diet that contains a specific combination of nutrients to meet the dietary requirements of cattle. It is typically prepared using a blend of grains, protein-rich ingredients, vitamins, and minerals.
On the other hand, fodder refers to fresh or dried forage, such as grass, legumes, or hay, that is given to cattle for grazing or as a supplementary feed. While cattle feed is designed to provide a balanced and concentrated source of nutrients, fodder serves as a source of fiber and roughage in the diet.
On the other hand, fodder refers to fresh or dried forage, such as grass, legumes, or hay, that is given to cattle for grazing or as a supplementary feed. While cattle feed is designed to provide a balanced and concentrated source of nutrients, fodder serves as a source of fiber and roughage in the diet.
While cattle feed is formulated to provide a balanced diet for cattle, it may not meet all the nutritional needs of cattle on its own. Cattle also require access to good-quality fodder or forage, which provides essential fiber for proper digestion and rumen health. A combination of cattle feed and fodder ensures a well-rounded and complete diet for cattle.
Proper storage is essential to maintain the quality and freshness of cattle feed. Cattle feed should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and pests. It should be stored in air-tight containers or bags to prevent contamination and spoilage. Additionally, farmers should use the oldest feed first to ensure that the feed does not expire or lose its nutritional value.
Cattle feed should be specifically formulated to meet the nutritional needs of different types of cattle. For instance, the nutritional requirements of dairy cows may differ from those of beef cattle or young calves. Therefore, farmers should choose cattle feed that is appropriate for the specific age, breed, and production stage of our livestock.
The amount of cattle feed required per day varies depending on factors such as the animal’s age, weight, activity level, and production stage. Farmers should follow the recommended feeding guidelines provided by the manufacturer or seek guidance from a veterinarian or livestock nutritionist to ensure that our cattle receive the appropriate amount of feed.
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