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Q.Are indigenous cow breeds used in PIP Agro ghee production?
A.Yes. In villages around Kanha National Park, farmers raise indigenous desi cow breeds such as Gir, Kenkatha, and Haryana cows. These native breeds are traditionally nurtured in natural environments.
Q.How can PIP Agro A2 Gir Cow Ghee be used in daily cooking?
A.PIP Agro Gir Cow Ghee can be used for cooking, sautéing, frying, or tempering (tadka). It is also commonly used on rotis, parathas, rice, dal, and in traditional Indian sweets and desserts.
Q.How is PIP Agro Bilona ghee different from regular ghee?
A.Many commercial ghee products are made directly from cream. PIP Agro Bilona Ghee follows the traditional curd-churning process, which gives the ghee its characteristic aroma, texture, and authentic taste.
Q.Do local communities participate in the production of PIP Agro ghee?
A.Yes. Local tribal and rural communities play an important role in caring for the cows and maintaining traditional dairy practices. Their participation helps support rural livelihoods and sustainable farming traditions.
Q.What is the traditional Bilona method used by PIP Agro?
A.The Bilona method is a traditional process where fresh Gir cow milk is boiled, naturally fermented into curd, and then hand-churned using a wooden bilona to extract butter. The butter is gently simmered over a low flame to produce pure golden ghee with a rich aroma and authentic flavor.