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TERAI

नेपालमा साना होल्डर डेरी किसानहरूका लागि परिष्कृत ग्रामीण एआई (TERAI) परियोजना 2022-2026 सम्म चल्नेछ र रुपन्देही र कपिलवस्तु जिल्लाका चार स्थानीय सरकारहरूमा साना किसानहरूसँग काम गर्नेछ। यो जर्सी ओभरसिज एड द्वारा वित्त पोषित छ र ADRA नेपाल द्वारा फोरम फर रुरल वेलफेयर एण्ड एग्रीकल्चरल रिफर्म फर डेभलपमेन्ट (फरवर्ड नेपाल) र इन्द्रेणी ग्रामीण विकास केन्द्रको साझेदारीमा कार्यान्वयन गरिएको छ। 

It aims to reduce poverty and improve the livelihoods of smallholder farmers through increased income and resilience dairy farming. The project will directly benefit 3,600 farmers and over 17000 people indirectly by enhancing farming practices (health care, breed, nutrition and housing management of animals) and techniques to improve milk output, collection and processing as well as improving business and connecting them to the actors of milk value chain and markets. In addition to this, the project will improve the breed of dairy cows and buffalo on a local and national level through the introduction of Jersey cattle embryos into surrogate cows at the National Livestock Breeding Office (NLBO) bull mother farm and sexed jersey cattle semen and unsexed Murrah buffalo semen for use in the project target areas. The project will also pilot a Dairy Livestock Management and Information System (MIS) software platform InterHerd+ developed by PAN Livestock Services of the University of Reading, UK.

Main Activities

  1. Identification and formation of Farmers groups and cooperatives in close coordination and consultation with Local Government.
  2. Capacity building of farmers groups and cooperatives on group and cooperative management, saving and credit mobilization.
  3. Farmers capacity building on breed improvement, external and internal parasite control, improved and balanced feed preparation, nutritious fodder and forage promotion, improved animal housing.
  4. Farmers capacity strengthening on heat detection and hygienic milk production.
  5. Importation of high genetic merit embryo of Jersey cattle and
  6. Generation of infertility management technology in collaboration with Agriculture and Forestry University
  7. Fertility testing of Artificial Inseminated cattle and buffaloes and nutritious fodder and forage technology transfer in collaboration with Nepal Agriculture Research Council and National Cattle Research Program.
  8. Importing of Embryos and transfer into surrogate cows at the National Livestock Breeding Office (NLBO) bull mother farm.
  9. Introduction of sexed jersey semen and unsexed Murrah semen for use in the project target areas.
  10. Piloting a Dairy Livestock Management and Information System (MIS) software platform InterHerd+ developed by PAN Livestock Services of the University of Reading, UK.

Impact stories

Improving Livestock Care for Improved Livelihood

Niru Rana is the Lead Farmer of the Milijuli Farmers Group in Sainamaina Municipality–07, one of the beneficiaries of ADRA’s TERAI Project. She has received a range of technical training on animal nutrition, balanced feed, fodder and forage cultivation, silage making, disease management, and improved livestock sheds. With this knowledge, she has become more technically proficient and is now applying improved livestock care practices on her farm.

Eager to put her learning into practice, Niru began cultivating maize for silage preparation. She now feeds silage and balanced feed to her buffaloes, ensuring they receive nutritious, year-round food even when fresh green fodder is unavailable. These improved practices have led to healthier buffaloes, reduced feeding costs, and higher milk yields. Each buffalo now produces 2 litres more milk per day than before, resulting in a monthly income of NRs. 21,000. This increased income allows her to better cover household expenses and support her family.

Encouraged by the positive results, Niru is happy with the rise in milk production and earnings. She is now motivated to expand her buffalo herd and further increase her income to provide an even better future for her family.

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