Shri Bala Ji Pashu Aahar Udyog

This place is out in the industrial area of Rupanghar, not too far from the Raj Dhram Kata. If you know the Ajmer district well, you know how busy these roads can get with all the heavy trucks and tractors moving around all the time. We deal with pashu aahar, so there is always a bit of a grain smell in the air and plenty of dust on the concrete floor. It is a working unit, so things are usually a bit messy with sacks piled up high and machines running in the background. We start early in the morning before the sun gets too hot to handle. Most of the people who come by are local farmers or guys driving delivery trucks who need to get their loads weighed at the kata nearby. It isn’t the kind of place you’d come for a quiet visit or to sit down. There is always noise from the machinery and people shouting over the sound of the engines. We spend our time checking the quality of the feed and making sure the bags are stitched up properly before they go out on the trucks. The building itself is just a regular industrial shed, nothing special to look at from the outside or inside. We have been here for a while now, and everyone in this part of Rupanghar knows where we are. It’s a lot of hard work, lifting heavy bags and dealing with the heat, but that is just how the business goes in this part of the country.