Cow Protection and Krishna Consciousness… a blog by Madan Gopal Das

Practices useful to increase Cow’s milk.

• To feed fresh, green grass daily.
• To milk the cow and feed the milk to her.

• Mix jaggary and barley and feed to cows. Jaggary should be 25% and barley 75%.
• To feed mixture of ground raw papaya and papaya leaves with jaggary.
• To feed boiled sanai (jute plant) flowers, mahua flowers (honey tree, butter tree, Madhuca indica), grass and jaggary in water.
• To feed remains of sugarcane after removing juice.
• To feed Tissi oil cake (flax seed) and boiled mutter peas.
• To feed boiled kesari dal with wheat. Kerai.
• To feed nicely boiled gavar or gavar soaked in water overnight.
• To feed jaggary mixed kanji. Kanji is starch water that can be removed by boiling rice in extra quantity of water.
• To feed cooked ghruta, wheat flour, and jaggary. This give good increase in milk yield.
• To feed boiled banana with seeds and rice.
• To feed boiled ripe or unripe bael fruit.
• To feed flowers of palas and shivari.
• Following has to be done on 3^rd day after giving birth of calf. Take Udad Dalia (Black gram) one ser = 960gm, little salt, little turmeric, little pipal bark powder. Mix all the above ingredients and boil in water. Then add jaggary. This should be fed to cow when it is still warm from cooking in evening time.
• To feed giloya (geli) leaves and its creeper.
• Mix Jeera (cumin) 10 parts, salt 10 parts, sauph (Fennel) 10 parts, Lavang (clove) 5 parts, white chandan (sandal wood) 2 parts, alum 1 part and nitrate of potassium 1 part. Grind the above mixture and keep it in bottle. Give one handful to cow with both morning and evening feed.
• To feed boiled bamboo leaves mixed with little ajavain (Carom seed) with jaggary.
• If after delivery a milk gland becomes hard and stops giving milk then it should be fomented with castor leaves.
• Cow should be impregnated with bull whose mother used to give more milk.