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<\/a>Reviews say a lot about the benefits of donkey milk. <\/strong>In this report, let us know the benefits of donkey milk and how it can cost up to Rs 7,000 per liter.<\/p>\n The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has found in its research that the milk of many animals is of poor quality, including milk from cows and horses.<\/p>\n Donkey and mare\u2019s milk contains proteins that are also helpful for people with allergies to cow\u2019s milk, according to the organization. According to the FAO, this milk is similar to breast milk, which is low in protein and fat but contains lactose.<\/p>\n He goes on to state that this milk breaks down quickly, but you can\u2019t make cheese with this milk. The FAO also claims that it could be used in the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industries as it has properties that improve cells and strengthen the immune system.<\/p>\n Queen Cleopatra, ruler of ancient Egypt, is said to have bathed in donkey milk to preserve her beauty. Former NRCE director Dr.<\/strong>\u00a0Mukti Basu says donkey milk has two main benefits. The first is that this milk is just as healthy as women\u2019s, and the second is that it contains compounds that nourish the skin and improve its health, and keep it soft and supple.<\/p>\n Dr. Basu says there is still a lot of research to be done on donkey milk in India as people are not aware of its benefits, while people in Europe know a lot. Pasteurized milk is used there for newborns, and now the United States has approved its use as well.<\/p>\n Dr. Basu says that fewer donkey milk products are made in India, but when demand increases, trouble can arise as the number of donkeys in India is constantly decreasing.<\/p>\n This is the first time such donkey raising work has been done in India, says Professor\u00a0 DN Ranke of the Department of Animal Husbandry at\u00a0 \u00a0Anand\u00a0 Agricultural University in Gujarat.<\/p>\n ( The donkey breed was recognized\u00a0\u00a0 India,) he says. Hillary donkeys found in\u00a0 Jamnagar\u00a0 and\u00a0 Dwarka, Gujarat have now been identified. This donkey is slightly larger than normal donkeys and smaller than horses. The breed of donkey that roams the streets of India has not yet been identified, but we have now identified two breeds, which is a welcome development.<\/p>\n Professor Ranke\u00a0 says that a donkey gives a maximum of half a liter of milk a day and that it is even less if the donkey is not looked after.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong>The donkey milk trade in Europe and America has been around for a long time, but it\u2019s just getting started in India and this milk is expensive but not so expensive that it can be sold for up to Rs 7,000 per liter.<\/p>\n At the same time, Dr. Basu that\u00a0 this is just the beginning and that few people in Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Gujarat have started raising donkeys on the farm. Saleem\u00a0 Abdul\u00a0 Latif Dadan\u00a0 has a website from Mumbai called Very Rare Online.com that sells camel, sheep, cow and donkey milk, as well as butter and powdered milk, online.<\/p>\n \u201cThe price of donkey milk is not fixed and we don\u2019t get it from any farm,\u201d he said. We get this milk from the people of our town. The purpose of those who buy it is to use it in the manufacture of medicines and cosmetics. Saleem\u00a0 says if you ship it anywhere far it can cost Rs 7,000 a liter as it deteriorates quickly. (When you are \u00a0Mumbai,<\/strong>\u00a0you can get this milk for 5,000 rupees\u00a0 liter ,)he said.<\/p>\nBenefit from donkey milk<\/h2>\n
How much milk does a donkey give?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
The NRCE brings Hillary donkeys from Gujarat for milk.<\/h4>\n
Is donkey milk worth seven thousand rupees?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Introduction of donkey milk products<\/strong><\/h2>\n