From choosing the right vehicle size and issuing official Government Vet & RTO transit permits to recovering 100% milk yield after travelтАФhere is how Owner Lucky Ji protects your livestock.
Choose the right vehicle capacity so your newly calved (Taji Byayi) buffaloes, cows, and newborn calves travel comfortably.
Best for buyers in Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, UP, Delhi NCR, Himachal & Uttarakhand.
Best for mid-sized dairy setups in MP, Bihar, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh & Jharkhand.
Best for commercial dairies in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Bengal & Assam.
Complete Transparency: Notice the CCTV security camera mounted on the upper brick corner. Every selected animal is kept under 24├Ч7 surveillance until loaded.
No truck leaves Village Pipli without a complete legal and veterinary clearance file handed directly to the driver and buyer:
Valid inter-state Animal Husbandry & RTO transport permit for agricultural dairy farming.
Signed Government Vet Health Certificate, ear-tag numbers, FMD/HS vaccination, and Mastitis clearance.
6 inches of soft river sand and dry paddy straw so heavy-udder cattle never slip during braking.
Dedicated attendants travel inside the truck to feed, water, and milk the animals every 12 hours.
After traveling 300 to 1,500+ km by road, any newly calved animal experiences temporary travel fatigue. Follow Lucky Ji's 7-day diet plan to restore 100% peak yield:
Offer lukewarm water mixed with 250g Jaggery (Gur), electrolytes, and 50g rock salt. Feed only soft green fodder and dry wheat straw (Toodi)тАФavoid heavy grain on Day 1.
Introduce 50% of normal boiled cottonseed cake (Binola Khal), crushed grain daliya, and 50g mineral mixture. Wash the udder with mild warm neem water before milking.
Transition to full balanced dairy ration (1 kg concentrate per 2.5 liters of milk). By Day 6тАУ7, travel fatigue vanishes and your animal returns to full verified yield.
Essential for Taji Byayi Buffaloes
In Pure Murrah buffaloes and Sahiwal cows, the mother releases her full milk letdown when her calf suckles first. Keep the calf in a dry corner of the truck, let it feed before every milking, and deworm on Day 10.
