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Kerala Feeds Limited despatches free cattle feed to flood-affected dairy farmers

150 sacks of high-quality ‘Kerala Feeds Elite’ cattle feed, worth an estimated ₹2,31,000, sent to the affected regions

thehindu.com ·

Kerala Feeds Limited, a public-sector cattle feed manufacturer, has provided free cattle feed to dairy farmers in flood-affected Alappuzha and Pathanamthitta districts. The relief package includes 150 sacks of high-quality 'Kerala Feeds Elite' cattle feed, valued at around ₹2,31,000. Managing director B. Sreekumar flagged off the supply vehicle, emphasizing the company's social responsibility in supporting local farmers during crises.

Animal Husbandry and Dairy Development Minister Bindhu Krishna directed the organization to act swiftly and deliver emergency aid. Kerala Feeds has also ensured uninterrupted supply by preparing at its Karunagapally unit to prioritize feed deliveries to affected regions. The company has previously launched 'Snehasparsham' campaign during 2018 floods, offering free feed and mineral mixtures to those affected.

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