At the completion of each stage, you are rewarded with small prizes. Note: After winning the Traditional Tiki, if you place it on any of your farms and unlock it at the decoration collection tower, you will be able to choose your difficulty level during all future A hint of Hawaii events. The reward for completing all 6 stages of the A hint of Hawaii is dependent on the level of your farm.Д®ach Tiki is size 5x5, takes 1 minute to build, and grants 1000 XP upon building. Two are available for dollars and two are available for gold. Though the dung is sold in sacks, it will be available in 5 and 10 kg packs soon,' says Sinu.There are four decorations available for purchase during this event. 'The machine is operated for four to five hours a week and all the dung in the pit can be turned into powder. Meanwhile, kitchen gardens became common and there are many takers for dried and powdered dung now. However, with the price of rubber falling, the demand for raw cow dung fell. The cow dung used to be bought by rubber farmers. 'The machine helps caring for as many cows as we wish in a limited space without causing pollution,' she informs. Sinu lives next to the farm itself and says that this machine ensures that there is no bad smell of cow dung in the surroundings. 'The machine helps avoid the laborious process of removing the cow dung from the pit, drying it under the sun and collecting it,' informs the dairy owner. The equipment is installed adjacent to the cow dung pit and a PVC pipe sucks the dung, while the machine removes the moisture and creates powdered cow dung. 'It is rare sight in the dairy farms in south India. Measures have to be taken to ensure that the production never falls,'she says.ДЄnother innovation in the farm is a machine that dries and powders cow dung. A farm can be profitable only if creates a retail market of its own. The third is that managing a commercial farm is much different from keeping two or three cows at home. Beginners have to initially buy low-yielding cow at moderate cost and gain experience. Moreover, much care has to be taken to ensure that they don't get infected with diseases. The second is that high-yielding cows cost a big amount of money.

One is to find ways to reduce expenses without compromising on the health of the cows. Along with milk, Sinu's dairy farm markets curd and butter milk too.ДЄ successful dairy farmer, Sinu is in a position to offer advice to prospective entrepreneurs in the sector.

The milk the cows give in the afternoon goes to the Thirumarady milk society, which has Sinu as its president. The leaves and stem of pineapple meet all these requirements,' says Sinu. However, giving such feed should be profitable to the farmer, too. If the feed contains enough water to resist the summer heat, that would be ideal. 'Cattle feed has to remove hunger, along with being nutritious. Sinu's cows give a good yield during summer, too, as they are given the leaf of the pineapple plant as food. Moreover, with 60 cows, installing foggers involves a big amount of money. The rain outside the shed creates no such issues. Such wet conditions, especially on the floor, are bad for the health of foreign breeds like HF, leading to diseases in the hoof and other parts. The fogging machine, which is kept under the roof, sustains the humidity in the shed. 'The rain is healthier for the cows than fogging. Apart from an increase in milk yield, the artificial rain has helped Sinu avoid fogging in her farm. Milking becomes easier and the yield is higher in such conditions, says Sinu.ДЄccording to Sinu, she got the idea to create the rain from a veterinarian who visited her dairy farm. The cows get a big relief from the summer heat, which is stressful for them. This cools the asbestos sheets as well as the interiors of the shed. Thirty minutes before milking time at noon every day, they shower water on the cowshed. Sinu's Pengad Dairy Farm boasts of 60 cows, including 35 milking cows. It is a PVC pipe with holes fixed on the roof.

The 'rain machine' is, in fact, a cheap arrangement. Sinu has found that this has not just helped prevent the fall in milk production seen during the hot season but a rise in milk yield also. The 'rainwater' drenches the asbestos roof of the shed and the cows enjoy the sight of water flowing down the edges of the asbestos sheets. One device Sinu set up creates an artificial rain that keeps the cowshed cool even during a hot noon in summer. Sinu George, dairy farmer at Thirumarady near Piravom in Ernakulam district, is attracting attention with several intelligent innovations she introduced on her dairy farm which resulted in significant rise in milk production and profits.

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