At Mayapur Goshala, we arrange a balanced diet tailored for the cow's specific needs. Customized feeding plans consider age, gender, and production requirements—whether they are calves, lactating cows, or working bulls. We provide high-quality roughage such as straw and fresh grass, along with nutritious grains like wheat bran, maize powder, chickpea powder, and protein-rich sesame oil cake. Essential minerals, vitamins, and salt enhance health and productivity. Continuous access to clean water supports optimal digestion. We cultivate 120 acres for green fodder and locally grown corn, offering maize, Napier grass, sorghum, Egyptian clover, oats, and paddy straw. Cows also graze daily on herbs, barks, and grasses.

Go-puja is an integral part of the Krishna conscious culture in Mayapur. Initially, daily Go-puja (cow worship) was started with our workers to instil a proper devotional mood, reminding them that cows are very special entities worthy of worship and not to be treated like ordinary animals. This practice has grown in popularity and evolved into a large, colourful, and elaborate event, now performed on important festival days in the main temple to invoke auspiciousness. It has become a regular ceremony in Mayapur.