Bringing a qualitative change in life of farmers

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👨‍🌾 Two Ways of Livelihood for Farmers: Agriculture vs Dairy

🌾 Agriculture – A long, uncertain cycle.
From sowing to harvest takes 3–6 months. Only then can a farmer sell the crop. Income is seasonal, unpredictable, and doesn’t support daily household needs.

🥛 Dairy – A daily cycle.
Milk flows every day. With the right system, it provides a steady cashflow for food, medicine, education, and essentials. That’s why dairy is often the lifeline of rural families.

⚠️ But The Reality is Harsh
— Long, unreliable payment cycles
— Middlemen eating into margins
— Farmers forced to deposit milk at collection centers
— Rising cost of rearing cattle


👩‍🌾 The Daily Struggle of Rural Women

In many parts of India, especially states like Bihar, men migrate to bigger cities for work — often returning once or twice a year (during Chhath Puja or Holi in Bihar).

At home, women, children, and the elderly are left to manage everything.

For women farmers, this has meant carrying heavy milk cans to faraway collection centers and walking long miles to fetch cattle feed — all while managing household responsibilities.


✨ The Milkvilla Change
At Milkvilla, we designed a system to put farmers first:
✅ Transparent, Fair Pricing – Guaranteed base price + quality bonus. Testing at the doorstep with results visible instantly on mobile.
✅ Guaranteed Daily Collection – Every liter picked up twice a day - Morning & Evening.
✅ 10-Day Payment Cycle – Guaranteed income every 10 days.
✅ Cattle Feed Delivery – 50 kg quality feed bags delivered right to the doorstep.


🌍 The Shift with Milkvilla

For many women, dairy has become more than just a chore — it is now a source of independence.
With doorstep milk pickup and feed delivery, they no longer spend hours on travel and heavy lifting. Instead, they gain time, dignity, and control — and a steady income that sustains the household.

For our farmer partners, this isn’t just about milk.
It’s about independence, equality, and a livelihood that sustains families every single day.

✨ Milkvilla — Nurturing Families, Farmers & the Planet

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