# Haryana Dairy Farmers Announce Price Hike to ₹100 Per Litre

Haryana dairy farmers plan to raise buffalo milk prices to ₹100 per litre citing rising production costs.

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Livestock farmers in Haryana announced a price hike for milk, raising the cost for consumers to ₹100 per litre for buffalo milk in several districts. [^1]

Dairy farmers in Haryana districts including Jind, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Rohtak, and Hisar have announced plans to raise buffalo milk prices to ₹100 per litre. [^2]

Dairy farmers in villages across Jind, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Rohtak, and Hisar districts are holding meetings to implement the price increase. [^3]

Farmers claim that rising costs for cattle feed, wheat fodder, transportation, and animal maintenance have made the current price of ₹60 to ₹80 per litre inadequate. [^4]

In Bhaini Amirpur village, dairy farmers stated the new price for buffalo milk will be ₹100 per litre, cow milk ₹80 per litre, and lassi ₹20 per litre, effective September 5. [^5]

Farmers attributed the proposed price hike to a sharp rise in the cost of cattle feed, fodder, oilcake, jaggery, green fodder, medicines, and labour. [^6]

In Bhaini Amirpur village of Hansi, farmers announced that revised prices would be implemented from September 5, setting buffalo milk at ₹100 per litre and cow milk at ₹80 per litre. [^7]

The Dairy Operators' Association warned that anyone selling milk or milk products below the announced rates will be fined ₹21,000. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. Livestock farmers in Haryana announced a price hike for milk, raising the cost for consumers to ₹100 per litre for buffalo milk in several districts. (Hindustan Times, News)
2. Dairy farmers in Haryana districts including Jind, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Rohtak, and Hisar have announced plans to raise buffalo milk prices to ₹100 per litre. (mint, News)
3. Dairy farmers in villages across Jind, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Rohtak, and Hisar districts are holding meetings to implement the price increase. (Hindustan Times, News)
4. Farmers claim that rising costs for cattle feed, wheat fodder, transportation, and animal maintenance have made the current price of ₹60 to ₹80 per litre inadequate. (Hindustan Times, News)
5. In Bhaini Amirpur village, dairy farmers stated the new price for buffalo milk will be ₹100 per litre, cow milk ₹80 per litre, and lassi ₹20 per litre, effective September 5. (Hindustan Times, News)
6. Farmers attributed the proposed price hike to a sharp rise in the cost of cattle feed, fodder, oilcake, jaggery, green fodder, medicines, and labour. (mint, News)
7. In Bhaini Amirpur village of Hansi, farmers announced that revised prices would be implemented from September 5, setting buffalo milk at ₹100 per litre and cow milk at ₹80 per litre. (mint, News)
8. The Dairy Operators' Association warned that anyone selling milk or milk products below the announced rates will be fined ₹21,000. (mint, News)

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