Gau Seva - Govind Seva

Gau Seva is treated equivalent to Govind Seva. Your Contribution Can Help Us Maintain And Nourish Cows Who Are Considered Sacred And Treated Like Mothers.

Located near Chhatikara-Govardhan Road, on the outskirts of the holy town of Vrindavan, The Bharat Bliss Gaushala supports more than 100 cows by providing fodder, shelter and medical care for them daily. We Milk Cows Only Once In A Day That Too In Minimal Quantity Which Is Left After Feeding The Calf. The Residual Milk Is Then Provided To Temples For Bhog And Abhishek.


If You Live In A Place Where You Cannot Maintain Cows Personally, You Can Engage In Gau Seva By Adopting Any Of Our Resident Cows, Bulls Or Calves Or Sponsor Any Of The Offering Given Below And Experience Nirmal Anand From This Blissful Seva. 

 

Come, Join Us To Make The Lives Of These Lovely Beings Better! 

Lord Shri Krishna With Cow

SPONSOR FOR COW FODDER

  • 1 Time Fodder A Day ………………………………… Rs. 5100/-
  • Fodder For 1 Day ……………………………………… Rs. 12000/-
  • Mustard Cake (Sarson Ke Khar) 65kg Bag…..Rs. 2200/-
  • Barley Flour (Jau Ka Aata) 50 Kg Bag…………Rs. 1200/-
  • Cotton Seed Cake (Binola Khali)40 Kg Bag…Rs. 1450/-
  • Cotton Seed (Binola) 60 Kg Bag……………….…Rs. 3600/-
  • Chana Ki Chunni- 50 Kg Bag……………………….Rs. 1800/-
  • Wheat (Daliya) 100 Kg Bag………………………….Rs. 2100/-
  • Salt (Namak)100 Kg Bag………………………….…..Rs. 800/-
  • Alum (Fitkari) 25 Kg Bag………………………………Rs.1000/-
  • Cereal Grain (Chokar) 50 Kg Bag …………………Rs.1100/-
  • Jaggery (Gur)20 Kg…………………………………….…Rs.800/-
  • Cow Food (Pashu Aahar) 50 Kg Bag…………….Rs. 1200/-
Calf Grazing

Fodder Is Any Agricultural Foodstuff Used Specifically To Feed Domesticated Livestock, Such As Cows. Most Animal Feed Is From Plants, But Some Manufacturers Add Ingredients To Processed Feeds That Are Of Animal Origin.

Raw Materials For Making Dairy Cattle Feed Pellets

  1. Cereals: Maize, Barley, Oat, Wheat, Triticale, Rye And Sorghum.
  2. Seed From Oleaginous Crops: Soy, Flax, And Sunflower.
  3. Seed From Legumes: Broad Beans, Field Bean And Protein Pea.
  4. Forage: Flours Of Permitted Forage Essences.
  5. Dried Beet Pulp.

Concentrates And Feeds With A High Content Of Nutritional Substances. Carbohydrate Feeds Include Cereals (Such As Oats, Barley, And Corn), Which Are Rich In Starch And Sugar; Mill By-Products (Bran, Grain Cuttings, Flour Dust); And Dried By-Products Of Sugar-Beet And Starch Production

Calves Are Adapted To Grass; So Long Stem Hay For The First 3-7 Days Is A Normal Recommendation. Calves Usually Prefer A Dry Grain Mix At First, But Will Quickly Adapt To High Moisture Feeds, Including Corn Silage Over A 1-2 Week Period.

In Early Weaning Systems Calves Need To Begin Eating Some Grain By 2 Weeks Of Age To Allow Enough Rumen Development To Occur Before Weaning At 5 Or 6 Weeks Of Age. If We Do A Good Job Of Managing Grain Intake, It Is Possible To Wean Calves At 6 Weeks, Even When Milk Feeding Rates Are High.

Calves Should Be Fed Daily Approximately 10% Of Their Body Weight (1 Quart Of Milk Weighs 2 Pounds). For Example, A Gir Calf Weighing 90 Pounds At Birth Would Be Fed 4.5 Quarts (9 Pints) Of Milk Daily Or 2.25 Quarts Per Feeding When Fed Twice Daily.

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ADOPTION PROGRAM

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Bharat Bliss Foundation appeals to you to donate to its corpus fund which will help it expand its reach, add value and effect in many areas.
Currently, the Foundation has  a Gaushala on a land of 3.5 acres that houses more than 100 cows and plans to expand the same to a bigger setup that could accommodate upto 500 cows. The cows are now sheltered at a temporary shed spread over an area of 3,360 sq ft. The area that is used for storing fodder is spread over an area of 6,000 sq ft.
The Foundation also runs parallel activities related to feed and fodder management and grows greens in house in an area of a little over 1 Ac. to reduce cost related to procurement and logistics. It is also engaged in production of organic paddy and wheat, the straws and husk of which are used to feed the cows.
A permanent structure spanning over 10,500 sq ft is under construction, to which the cows will be transferred to after completion. The entire cost for the  completion of construction would be around Rs 20,00,000 for which the foundation is currently raising funds.
The Bharat Bliss Foundation has a vision to house at least 500 cows in future and therefore seeks your support to help it sail in the direction mentioned above! 
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How cow as an animal is beneficial to the society?

Cows or cattle are the most useful domestic animals. They benefit the humans and the environment in many ways that we fail to recognize or appreciate. They are raised as dairy animals for milk and other dairy products and as draft animals. Cow dung is also used as fuel all over the country. Cattle in India has significant religious connotation as well.
Cow, in India, provides us with the entire requirement for our farming activities in Agriculture. It helps us in transportation of our goods, works in our agricultural lands. It gives us the medicine; it saves the crop from pest, insect and fungi. In many rural areas, cow is also kept as pet providing with benefits.

Benefits of Cow milk and ghee:

  • It is believed, Cow Ghee helps in the growth and development of Children’s brain
  • Regular consumption increases good (HDL) cholesterol (and not bad LDL cholesterol)
  • Helps in improving digestion and absorption of fat soluble vitamins
  • An all round anti-ageing vegetarian food & external applicant on the skin
  • It helps in making teeth and bones strong
  • Good heart health
  • Prevention from Diabetes
  • Complete protein helps in growth and development of the human body
  • Boosts up the immune system

After mother’s milk, it is only the cow’s milk which gives energy and full protection and is digestible. It is the primary animal milk consumed by the humans. Cow milk is like nectar, because it has amino acids which make its protein easily digestible. It is good for kidney. It is a rich source of Vitamins like B2, B3 and A which help increasing immunity. Cow Milk helps in reducing acidity and chances of peptic ulcer. It also helps in reducing chances of colon, breast and skin cancer. Cow milk also prevents the formation of serum cholesterol. It is one of the best natural anti-oxidants.

Benefits of cow dung and urine:

  • Organic fertilizers- For soil enrichment
  • Pesticides
  • Fungicides
  • Insecticides
  • Biogas- Fuel for cooking and to produce electricity
  • Anti-bacterial property- Used to protect walls and floors of houses in the villages.

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