In a notable deviation from typical summer trends, the Karnataka Milk Federation has recorded a sharp rise in milk procurement even as temperatures climb across the state, signaling improved resilience in Karnataka’s dairy supply chain.
The increase comes despite seasonal challenges that usually suppress milk yields, such as heat stress and fodder constraints, which had earlier reduced daily collection levels to around 95 lakh litres from nearly 1 crore litres per day. (News First Prime)
Officials attribute the surge to better farm-level management, improved cattle care, and stronger procurement systems that have helped stabilize and even boost milk inflows during adverse weather conditions.
This marks a significant turnaround for the cooperative, which had been witnessing early summer declines in production due to high temperatures and feed shortages affecting dairy farmers across districts. (News First Prime)
The development highlights Karnataka’s growing capacity to sustain milk supply even under climatic stress, reinforcing the importance of structured cooperative networks and backend support systems.
As India’s dairy sector faces increasing weather variability, such gains underscore the role of efficiency, farmer support, and supply chain strengthening in maintaining consistent milk availability.
Source: Dairynew7x7 15 April, 2026 Read full article here
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