Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi will inaugurate Banas Dairy's new complex and a potato processing plant at Diyodar in Banaskantha district during his three-day visit to Gujarat.

Modi will inaugurate the dairy’s newly built plant at Sandar village in Diyodar taluka on April 19. Spread over 151 acres, the newly built campus has been set up at a cost of nearly Rs 600 crore, Banas Dairy’s chairman Shankar Chaudhary said on Sunday.

PM will also dedicate Banas community radio station to the nation. The community radio station has been established to provide farmers key scientific information related to agriculture and animal husbandry. It is expected that the radio station will connect with over 5 lakh farmers of about 1,700 villages.

Simultaneously, e-inauguration of renovated cheese and whey powder plant in Palanpur, Banas gobar gas plant and bio-CNG station at Dama (Deesa) will also be done while the PM will be digitally laying foundation of four new gobar gas plants at Khimana, Ratanpura (Bhildi), Radhanpur and Thavar (Dhanera).

The new dairy plant will have processing capacity of 30 lakh litres per day (LLPD) milk, produce 80 tonnes of butter, 1 LLPD ice-cream, 20 tonnes of condensed milk (khoya) and six tonnes of chocolate a day.

The potato plant having capacity to process 48 lakh tonnes of potatoes per day will produce different types of processed potato products like french fries, potato chips, aloo tikki, patties, many of which are exported in other countries.

It’s no secret that agriculture is one of Idaho’s biggest economic drivers, as it’s worth billions of dollars.

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