• Deworm all animals four times a year, which will enable all digested food items to be available for the animal’s growth. • Provide balanced dietary feed to the animals daily. • A dairy cow weighing 400 kg must be provided 20 to 25 kg of green fodder per day and 4 to 5 kg dried fodder should be given both in the morning and evening. Single feeds of fodder silage are more beneficial. • Provide apt dried animal feed ratio for better milk production (300 grams to the ratio of 1 litre of milk). • Provide apt mineral mixture ratio for better milk production (50 grams for 10 litres of milk and subsequently, 5 grams each for every other litre). • Mix together wet green and dry fodder into a single feed. The dry fodder helps in the green fodder digestion and subsequently the quality of milk is improved. • Sufficient fodder must be given twice in a day (morning and evening) such that the animal has sufficient time in between the feed to ruminate the food which effectively helps in digestion. • If dry fodder is not readily available, then the wet green fodder must be dried for a couple of days, and later laid as feed on the second or third day which helps in removing the water content present in the wet green fodder.