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Maharashtra drought: Nanded launches ‘Fodder Friends’ initiative to tackle livestock feed shortage

The programme aims to strengthen local fodder availability and help livestock owners prepare for a possible shortage in the coming months. The state government has declared drought in 305 talukas across Maharashtra. Of the 16 talukas in Nanded district, 14 have been declared drought-affected

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Farmers will first use the fodder they grow to meet the needs of their own livestock. Any surplus will subsequently be made available to other livestock owners facing shortages. Representational Pic/ PTI

Farmers will first use the fodder they grow to meet the needs of their own livestock. Any surplus will subsequently be made available to other livestock owners facing shortages. Representational Pic/ PTI

In view of the prevailing drought conditions, the Nanded district administration in Maharashtra plans to roll out a ‘Fodder Friends’ initiative to ensure an adequate supply of feed for livestock.

The programme aims to strengthen local fodder availability and help livestock owners prepare for a possible shortage in the coming months.

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