Cow Care & Badri Breed Protection

Preserving Indigenous Bovine Health & Badri Cow Conservation

Uttarakhand’s native Badri cow breed is renowned for its high adaptability, disease resistance, and therapeutic milk qualities. Gau Mahima Seva Trust has established Gauma Farm at Inderpur as a demonstration unit for pure breeding, health management, and natural agriculture. Our mission is to protect indigenous cattle from cross-breeding drift while scientifically validating their medicinal by-products.

• Dedicated pure-line breeding and habitat conservation for indigenous Badri cattle.
• Scientific management of dry cows, old cattle, and bull shelters in gaushalas.
• Organic waste management utilizing cow dung and urine for soil rejuvenation.
• Comparative research on indigenous versus cross-bred cow disease resistance.
• Development of natural farming inputs to replace harmful agrochemicals.
• Educational visits and field exposure for farmers, researchers, and gaushala workers.

What You’ll Learn

• 1

  Breed Management

  Learn indigenous cow conservation strategies, pure breeding techniques, and lineage preservation.

• 2

  Nutritional Care

  Understand optimal feeding schedules, natural grazing practices, and health maintenance for native cows.

• 3

  Shelter & Hygiene

  Discover scientific gaushala design, ventilation standards, and disease prevention protocols.

• 4

  Zero-Waste Farming

  Get insights into transforming cow urine and dung into valuable organic farming formulations.

Nurture, Preserve, and Value Indigenous Cattle

Caring for indigenous cattle goes beyond traditional reverence—it is a vital ecological and economic pillar. Our cow care programs combine ancient Indian wisdom with validated veterinary science to build sustainable gaushalas.