In an effort to empower dairy farmers with cutting-edge knowledge and sustainable practices, Nurture Organics successfully conducted a seminar on the pivotal “ Role of organic trace minerals” in dairy cattle health and productivity.
Held at Bhatinda Punjab on 10th May’25, the event welcomed a strong turnout of progressive dairy farmers from across the region. The seminar focused on the scientifically backed benefits of organic trace minerals in enhancing immunity, improving reproductive efficiency, and increasing milk yield—without compromising animal welfare or environmental sustainability.
“Trace minerals may be required in minute quantities, but their impact is monumental,” said Mr. Parvinder Singh [Head Ruminant Business], one of the keynote speakers at the event. “GLYADD 4P allow better absorption, meaning healthier livestock and better returns for farmers.”
The day’s biggest strength? The stories from the ground.
“I had no idea small changes in mineral intake could make such a difference,” said Kulwinder Singh Ji of Bhatinda. “After switching to organic sources GLYADD 4 P recommended by NOPL, my cows are healthier and milk production is up.”
Echoing the sentiment, Ramandeep Singh Ji shared, “My veterinary bills have dropped in the last six months after adapting GLYADD 4P . This seminar gave us the science behind what we’ve been seeing in our farms.”
“Nurture Organics believes that empowering farmers through education is as important as delivering high-quality products,” said Mr. Swaran Singh Dhillon (Business Head Punjab).
As participants left with practical knowledge and renewed enthusiasm, the event stood as a reminder that sustainable farming isn’t just a theory—it’s a movement already underway in Indian dairies. As the seminar drew to a close, Mr. Anurag Wadhwa, Country Head of Nurture Organics, extended his heartfelt appreciation to all attendees.
“We are truly grateful to every farmer, expert, and partner who joined us today. Your enthusiasm and willingness to embrace sustainable practices drive us forward,” said Mr. Anurag Wadhwa( Country Head}. “At Nurture Organics, we believe that real change starts on the ground—with informed and empowered farmers. This seminar is just the beginning of our shared journey toward healthier herds and a more sustainable dairy future.” His words were met with resounding applause, bringing a sense of unity and shared purpose to the event’s conclusion.