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Morning Observation
Farm staff check movement, appetite, behaviour and visible health indicators.
Life at GAUMAA Farms
A calm, clean and caring life for every cow.
Our Gir cows live in thoughtfully managed spaces designed around ventilation, hygiene, clean water, gentle routines and the natural bond between a mother and her calf.
Animal-first farming
Their comfort shapes everything we do.
A cow’s daily environment influences her comfort, behaviour and wellbeing. That is why GAUMAA Farms treats shed planning, feeding, water access, hygiene and human interaction as one connected care system.
We do not view cows only through the lens of milk production. Young, mature, male, female and ageing animals remain part of the farm community and receive attention according to their needs.
“A better dairy journey begins with a better life for the animal.”
Thoughtfully designed shelters
Space, airflow and calm surroundings.
Our cow sheds focus on natural movement, good ventilation and clean resting space. High ceilings and open circulation help reduce trapped heat while allowing the farm team to maintain the environment efficiently.
We organise feeding, water and resting areas so that cows can follow a familiar, low-stress routine throughout the day.
Ventilation
High ceilings and open airflow help create a more comfortable shed environment.
Movement Space
Spacious layouts support safer movement, feeding and resting routines.
Daily Cleaning
Defined cleaning schedules help keep bedding and activity areas organised.
The natural bond
Mothers and calves belong together.
We respect the emotional and nutritional relationship between a cow and her calf. Our farm routines aim to protect appropriate maternal contact rather than treating the calf as separate from the daily life of the herd.
Familiar surroundings, maternal care and attentive observation support a calmer start to life for young animals.
Maternal Contact
Mother–calf bonding remain part of the same care environment.
Calf-First Attention
Young animals receive nutrition and observation according to their needs.
Gentle Handling
Farm staff use calm and familiar routines around young animals.
Health Monitoring
Growth, appetite and behaviour receive regular attention.
A day on the farm
Care continues through every part of the day.
Daily routines connect nutrition, cleanliness, movement, observation and rest.
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Balanced Feeding
Seasonal green fodder, dry fodder, clean water and suitable feed support daily needs.
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Clean Environment
Sheds, feeding areas and resting zones follow planned cleaning routines.
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Rest and Comfort
Cows receive adequate time and space to rest without unnecessary disturbance.
Clean spaces, safer routines
Water and hygiene
Clean water should always remain accessible.
We organise drinking points to support convenient access and reduce unnecessary contamination around shared water areas.
Routine cleaning, inspection and responsible waste management form part of our wider hygiene system.
Life in pictures
Everyday moments from the farm.
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Comfortable living spaces
Daily nutrition
Mother and calf
Clean water access
Rest and wellbeing
Our lifelong responsibility
Care does not end when production slows.
We value every animal as part of the farm community. Old or young, male or female, each animal deserves dignity, shelter, nutrition and responsible care.
This principle supports our wider commitment to the conservation and protection of indigenous Gir cattle.
Young Animals
Appropriate nutrition, maternal care and routine health observation.
Adult Cows
Comfort, clean shelter, balanced feed and preventive healthcare.
Ageing Animals
Continued shelter and care based on changing mobility and nutrition needs.
Visit GAUMAA Farms
See how our cows live, not only what we sell.
Meet our Gir cows, understand their daily routines and experience the care behind the brand.
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