Chaff Cutter · Dung Cleaning Pump · Sewage Mud Pump · Handed Over 2016 · Vrindavan, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
A devotee in Delhi. A gaushala in Vrindavan. Machines built in Palani.
In 2016 a reputed devotee from Delhi called us with an unusual request: to supply a complete set of dairy machines for the 125 cows maintained at a gaushala in Vrindavan, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. He was not the operator — he was the donor. What he wanted was for the gift to be the right equipment.
So the work started with a conversation rather than a quotation. We explained which of our machines and technologies actually suit gaushala purposes — where a gaushala's needs differ from a commercial dairy's, and which machines earn their place when nobody is selling milk to justify them. From that he made his selection.
Rated at 3 tons per hour, for chaffing green fodder for the herd. At that capacity a gaushala of this size gets its whole day's fodder cut in a short morning run.
See the 7.5 HP chaff cutter ›
For cleaning the gaushala sheds. A high pressure jet clears dung from the floor in minutes instead of hours of manual scraping — which matters most where the labour is voluntary and the herd never shrinks.
See the 1.5 HP dung cleaning pump ›
Ordered for waste water disposal — moving the dung and urine mixture 400 feet to a point outside the gaushala. This is the machine most donors never think of, and the one that decides whether the other two stay usable.
See the 1 HP sewage mud pump ›The machines were handed over to the Mathura Vrindavan trustee in 2016 — to the institution that would run them, not to the donor who paid for them. Together they serve the gaushala cows across all three daily tasks: chaffing green fodder, cleaning the gaushala sheds, and pumping the resulting waste water clear of the premises.
A gaushala is not a business — no milk is sold to pay for equipment, and the cows are cared for regardless of what they produce. That makes machine choice more consequential, not less: whatever is donated has to keep working for years on volunteer labour and a charitable budget. Specifying against that reality, rather than against a catalogue, is the whole job.
| Machine 1 | 7.5 HP High Speed Chaff Cutter cum Pulverizer — 3 Tons/Hour |
| Machine 2 | Dairy Dung Cleaning Pump — 1.5 HP |
| Machine 3 | Sewage Mud Pump — 1 HP |
| Purpose | Gaushala cow maintenance — fodder chaffing, shed cleaning, waste water disposal |
| Number of Cows | 125 |
| Waste Water Discharge | Dung + urine pumped 400 feet outside the gaushala |
| Ordered By | A reputed devotee from Delhi (donor) |
| Handed Over To | Mathura Vrindavan trustee |
| Year of Supply | 2016 |
| Location | Vrindavan, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh |
For a gaushala at a very different scale, see the Coimbatore gaushala running 3200 animals, where we designed a 30 HP, 15 tons per hour chaff cutter to keep up with the herd. If you are a donor or a trustee considering equipment for a gaushala, talk to us before you buy — we will tell you honestly which machines that particular gaushala needs and which it does not.
Three machines cover the daily work at the Vrindavan gaushala in Mathura: a 7.5 HP high speed chaff cutter cum pulverizer at 3 tons per hour for chaffing green fodder, a 1.5 HP dairy dung cleaning pump for washing the sheds and the cows, and a 1 HP sewage mud pump to move the resulting waste water away from the premises. Between them they handle feed, hygiene and waste for 125 animals.
Yes, and it is how this project happened. A reputed devotee in Delhi called us in 2016, chose the equipment for a gaushala in Vrindavan, Mathura, and we handed the machines over directly to the Mathura Vrindavan trustee. Donors regularly fund equipment rather than running costs because a machine keeps serving the cows for years. We are happy to advise a donor on what a particular gaushala actually needs before anything is bought.
At the Vrindavan gaushala the 1 HP sewage mud pump moves waste water — dung and urine together — to a discharge point 400 feet outside the gaushala. Our 1 HP model can carry slurry considerably further than that, so 400 feet is comfortably within its range rather than at its limit.
Because gaushala waste water is not water. It carries dung, urine, straw and fibre together, and an ordinary pump jams on the solids within days. Our sewage mud pump uses a specially designed impeller that passes semi-solids without the material contacting the impeller directly — which is what allows it to run day after day on shed washings.
Yes. This gaushala is in Vrindavan, Mathura in Uttar Pradesh, specified over the phone with a donor in Delhi and supplied from our works at Palani in Tamil Nadu. We have delivered to Karnataka, Kerala, Assam, Uttarakhand and overseas as well — distance is a logistics question, not a limitation on what we can supply or support.
Tell us the number of cows and how the sheds are laid out. We will tell you which machines that gaushala genuinely needs — and which it does not — before you spend anything.
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