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On what basis does the cost of milk vary when sold to the co-operatives run by the government?
On what basis does the cost of milk vary when sold to the co-operatives run by the government?
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The correct option is A Fat content
Excess milk produced is generally sold to the co-operatives run by the government. Cattle rearers get paid based on the fat content present in the milk samples collected. They usually get paid around 35 to 40 rupees per litre of milk.
Excess milk produced is generally sold to the co-operatives run by the government. Cattle rearers get paid based on the fat content present in the milk samples collected. They usually get paid around 35 to 40 rupees per litre of milk.
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