Solapur brothers and sisters are earning millions from cow urine, know how to become rich

Solapur: In Solapur, brother and sister Khular are earning lakhs of rupees from cow urine. His story is an inspiration for everyone. This is an exclusive review by the team at Local18.

A professor hailing from Vadakbul in South Solapur taluk. Brother and sister Uma Berajdar and Rudrappa Berajdar took spiritual inspiration and established a cow sanctuary. It has also provided employment to 250 to 300 women from self-help groups in this cow sanctuary. Along with this, both sister and brother have also started cow service in their respective fields.

Benefits of Cow Urine
The importance of cow urine is always debated. Many people agree with this and many people do not believe it to be true. However, says the Solapur professor, there is no reason to doubt the usefulness of the cow. Uma Birajdar has proved this in her Katavadevi Goshala.

Cow urine
Cow urine is collected every morning before sunrise. The cow urine of indigenous Khullar cow is very important from human health and agricultural point of view. Cow urine is also used in worship. Cow’s urine is used if homing or pooja is to be done. Also, if someone has passed away, cow’s urine is necessary to remove the sutak.

Cow urine is essential for organic farming.
Grape growers, mango growers and farmers growing other crops and leafy vegetables, fruits and vegetables come to Professor Uma Berajdar’s Kattavadevi Goshala and take cow urine. He also said that cow urine helps to remove diseases from crops. Hence, there is a good demand for cow urine among organic farming farmers.

How much does cow urine cost?
At present cow urine required for farming is sold at Rs 30 per litre. Shetkar comes straight to the cow shed and buys cow urine. Additionally, gonine derived from cow urine is a three-in-one chemical that acts as a mosquito repellent, floor cleaner and room freshener. There is good demand for these products. Women of Mahila Bachat Group are also getting employment.

By the end of the year, the turnover of all cow products is Rs 3 to 4 lakh. Apart from this, the awareness among people is also increasing. Farmers are realizing the importance of cow-based agriculture. Professor Uma Barajdar told Local 18.

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