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Clear filtersTraining on Artificial Insemination for Self-Employment
This scheme, run by the Animal Husbandry Department of Madhya Pradesh, provides training in artificial insemination (a method to improve milk production in cattle). The training aims to create self-employment opportunities for unemployed youth, especially in rural areas. Trained participants become Gausevaks (cattle caretakers) and can earn income by providing artificial insemination services to farmers.
View DetailsGalvanizing Organic Bio-Agro Resources Dhan (GOBARdhan)
GOBARdhan is a central government scheme launched in April 2018 by the Ministry of Jal Shakti. It helps villages manage cattle waste and organic refuse responsibly. The scheme converts animal dung and farm waste into useful resources like biogas and compost, which helps keep villages clean while creating income opportunities for villagers.
View DetailsPashu Bima Yojana
Pashu Bima Yojana is a livestock insurance scheme launched by the Directorate of Dairy Development, Government of Bihar. It provides insurance coverage to farmers and livestock owners against financial losses caused by the death of their cattle and other animals. The scheme aims to protect rural livelihoods and strengthen the agricultural economy by reducing the impact of unexpected livestock losses.
View DetailsPrimary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Animal Husbandry
This scheme provides loans to farmers and animal husbandry workers in Tamil Nadu to help them start or expand livestock farming activities. Run by Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Banks, it aims to increase rural income and support sustainable agriculture through animal farming. The loan is designed for farmers who want to buy cattle, goats, poultry, or other livestock for commercial purposes.
View DetailsScheme for Conservation and Development of Indigenous Cattle and Murrah Development
This scheme is run by the Department of Animal Husbandry & Dairying, Government of Haryana. It aims to help farmers conserve and develop indigenous breeds of cattle and buffaloes, particularly the Murrah breed. The scheme encourages farmers to raise these native breeds through financial support and incentives.
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