THE SOCIO-ECONIMICAL ANALYSIS OF MILK PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE SOCIETY OF GODABANAHAL VILLAGE IN CHITHRADURGA DISTRICT OF KARNATAKA STATE.

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White Revolution took place between 1970 and 1980. To finance it, the European Union donated buttered oil and skimmed milk powder, which was then sold. This phase linked India's top milk-producing regions with major metropolitan areas to organize and speed up production. When Operation Flood was implemented Dr Verghese Kurien- the chairman of the National Dairy Development Board. With his sheer management skills, Dr Kurien pushed forward the cooperatives to empower the revolution. Thus, he is considered the architect of India’s ‘White Revolution. The Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF), which has been successfully managed by dairy farmers in the state of Karnataka, tops the Co-operative Milk Federation of South India. Under the 14 District Co-operative Milk Federations of the state, The cooperative society established for the development of Rural Society. First it is established in Kanginal village of Gadag District by Sri SiddanaGowda, Sannaramanagowda Patel. He was a father of Cooperative Societies. The society has an elected Managing Committee (MC) including the Chairman from amongst the member producers as per the provisions of the bye-laws. All the positions of the MC are honorary. The Godabanahal village and surrounding four villages farmers got usefull benefits from cooperative society, and the society create general awareness about saving and expensive effects on family and society among the farmers In addition information very good cooperation of farmers, and board members. Finall the society arranged the breakfast to our team. We are Hartley gratitude to the villagers, farmers directly indirectly cooperation to us.

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