Madurai to New York world’s first virtual farm – your cow, your milk, become a farmer
The advent of technology has permeated all sectors of life, and agriculture is no exception. Leveraging the boundless potentials of the digital sphere, a new business idea has surfaced – Indigenous Virtual Cow Farming. This innovative concept aims to preserve India’s native cattle breeds and optimise dairy production by introducing a well-structured, efficient farming ecosystem that marries technology with tradition.
Jallikattu Inc, a new age entity, forayed into virtual farming, one of its kind and the world’s first virtual farming business, has been launched successfully in NY TIMES SQUARE.
Dilip Chauhan – Deputy Commissioner NYC Mayor’s Office for International Affairs, Kathirvel Kumararaja – President DevJee Inc & Chairman FeTNA Tamil Entrepreneur Network, Koshy O Thomas – President world malaiyalee association USA, Thomas k Thomas – Director Jallikattu Inc., John Thomas – Senior Company Secretary.
Indigenous Virtual Cow Farming (IVCF) is a novel idea that integrates technology into the traditional realm of dairy farming. At its core, IVCF focuses on utilizing cutting-edge tech platforms to simulate farming scenarios, educate farmers, and facilitate the optimal breeding, nurturing, and management of indigenous cattle breeds.
The idea is not to replace physical farming but rather to create a digital representation of the real-world farm where cattle breeders can interact, learn, plan, and make informed decisions without leaving their homes. These virtual farms serve as an accessible, easy-to-navigate platform that provides a real-time simulation of various farming processes.
Two crucial elements define the core objectives of Indigenous Virtual Cow Farming: preservation and augmentation. Preservation seeks to conserve native cattle breeds that are at risk of being lost due to crossbreeding or unfavourable farming practices. Through IVCF, the genetic traits, unique characteristics, and biodiversity of these breeds can be safeguarded, keeping alive the rich heritage they represent.
The IVCF model offers numerous advantages. Preserving indigenous breeds supports biodiversity and promotes the sustainability of local ecosystems. Its tech-driven approach enhances farmers’ skills, bridging the digital divide and empowering them to thrive in the modern agricultural landscape. Furthermore, it ensures quality and quantity in dairy production, contributing to food security.
