We depend on livestock for our nutritional needs but do we feed them well?
India faces acute feed and fodder shortage; deficit amounting to over 40%
Plus the cost of feed inputs rose by 200% in past one decade
Due to high cost of feeds, animals remain underfed and hence malnourished
Production of milk, meat and eggs takes a hit and farmer remains poor
3 billion tons, one-third of the world's food production is wasted each year
We are losing food, essential proteins, oils etc. which could be brought back into the food value chain
By 2050, agricultural systems will not be able to supply enough food for everyone
Feeding livestock would then be an added burden and at the mercy of humans
The agricultural systems will require to feed almost 9 billion people by the year 2050. With limited resources to spare, growing food for livestock will become an additional burden that we cannot manage. Since the feed raw material market is highly volatile and falls on the expensive side, there is a rising need to use alternate resources and develop cost-effective solutions to feed enormous livestock population. Parallely, seeing the high wastage of food and allied products, the Government too recognizes and emphasizes the need to utilize agro waste to create value as well as employment.
Krimanshi works on sustainable and unconventional feed systems to feed our animals by valorizing food residues and surplus into highly nutritious feeds.
Reinventing feeds for farm animals using food residue and surplus.
Dairy
Poultry
Fishery
Krimanshi is a triple bottom line company having economical, social and environment impact.