Dairy & cattle

Covers machinery such as balers, block-making and TMR machines, forage harvesters and heavy-duty chaff cutters (Annexure VII). The rest of the cost may be financed under AHIDF. No subsidy for working capital, a personal vehicle, buying land, or rent/lease of land. Paid through SIDBI to your lending bank in two equal instalments — the first after the bank releases its first loan instalment (or you spend 25% from your own share), the second when the project is complete.

“50% of the total project cost with subsidy up to Rs. 50 lakhs will be provided to the beneficiaries through State Implementing Agencies in two equal instalments as per scheme guidelines.”

For private companies, SHGs, FCOs, JLGs, FPOs, cooperative societies and Section 8 companies — individuals are not listed. The rest of the cost may be financed under AHIDF (List at Annexure VIII). No subsidy for working capital, a personal car, land, leasing or hire of land and office accommodation. Paid through SIDBI to your lending bank in two equal instalments.

“50% of the total project cost with subsidy up to Rs. 50 lakh will be provided to the beneficiaries through State Implementing Agencies in two equal instalments as per scheme guidelines.”

You do not apply yourself: a seed agency approved under NLM (ICAR, NSC, NAFED, IFFCO, KRIBHCO, State seed corporations, dairy cooperatives…) engages you, and "75% of the subsidy to be passed on to the farmers and 25% should be kept by the seed producing agency". Paid in two instalments — after approval and after the seed is produced and self-certified.

“Cost which will be assisted for productions of various category of seeds are as under: … Breeder Seed up to Rs.250/kg … When farmers are engaged by the seed producing agencies in the Fodder seed production activity, 75% of the subsidy to be passed on to the farmers and 25%should be kept by the seed producing agency to meet expenditure including certification cost.”

You do not apply yourself: a seed agency approved under NLM (ICAR, NSC, NAFED, IFFCO, KRIBHCO, State seed corporations, dairy cooperatives…) engages you, and "75% of the subsidy to be passed on to the farmers and 25% should be kept by the seed producing agency". Paid in two instalments — after approval and after the seed is produced and self-certified.

“Cost which will be assisted for productions of various category of seeds are as under: … Foundation Seed up to Rs.150 /Kg … When farmers are engaged by the seed producing agencies in the Fodder seed production activity, 75% of the subsidy to be passed on to the farmers and 25%should be kept by the seed producing agency to meet expenditure including certification cost.”

You do not apply yourself: a seed agency approved under NLM (ICAR, NSC, NAFED, IFFCO, KRIBHCO, State seed corporations, dairy cooperatives…) engages you, and "75% of the subsidy to be passed on to the farmers and 25% should be kept by the seed producing agency". Paid in two instalments — after approval and after the seed is produced and self-certified.

“Cost which will be assisted for productions of various category of seeds are as under: … Certified Seed up to Rs. 100/Kg … When farmers are engaged by the seed producing agencies in the Fodder seed production activity, 75% of the subsidy to be passed on to the farmers and 25%should be kept by the seed producing agency to meet expenditure including certification cost.”

Norm for individual farmers ₹55,000 per ha for the project tenure (seed, fertiliser/manure, cultivation, miscellaneous). We show the central share of 60% for normal states; the State may pay the other 40%, ask you to pay it, or share it with you (Activity IV, item 3). In NER and Himalayan States and UTs with a legislature the central share is 90%, in UTs without a legislature 100% — the document does not list those states, so we do not apply it automatically. Proposals from individuals are for at least 1 ha; you sign an agreement to keep the land under grass for 3 years or refund the whole assistance. Apply through the State Animal Husbandry Department.

“(In rupees per ha. for project tenure) … Individual farmers … Grand Total 125000 110000 90000 75000 55000 … Note a) Central assistance will be provided out of above rates for one hectare as 60% for normal states, 90% for NER, Himalayan States and UTs with Legislature and 100% for UTs without legislature.”

Covers new or expanded milk processing and packaging; ice cream, cheese, UHT, flavoured milk, milk and whey powder units; dairy equipment manufacture; and, since the 2024 addendum, bulk vending, parlours, cold storage, refrigerated vans/insulated tankers, R&D labs and renewable energy for a dairy plant (Guidelines 3.0, cl. 6.1). Dairy cooperatives are also eligible (cl. 4(f)), but there is no dairy-only class here, so cooperatives are not shown as eligible (understates). Same benefit as every AHIDF activity: 3% a year off the interest for up to 8 years (2-year moratorium included), paid to your lender while the account is not an NPA; loan up to 90% of the project cost (Guidelines 3.0, cl. 8.1, 13.2). Not on land, working capital, pre-operative expenses, interest during construction, old assets or personal vehicles. One project claims it once, and not alongside another Central/State interest subvention (cl. 14).

“(i) Dairy processing and value addition infrastructure … 9.1.2 … Henceforth new sanction made after 1.04.2024 will avail 3% Interest Subvention under the new realigned AHIDF Scheme.”

Covers mini, medium and large feed plants, total mixed ration block units, bypass protein, mineral mixture and enriched silage units, feed testing labs and supplement/premix plants (Guidelines 3.0, cl. 6.3). Same benefit as every AHIDF activity: 3% a year off the interest for up to 8 years (2-year moratorium included), paid to your lender while the account is not an NPA; loan up to 90% of the project cost (Guidelines 3.0, cl. 8.1, 13.2). Not on land, working capital, pre-operative expenses, interest during construction, old assets or personal vehicles. One project claims it once, and not alongside another Central/State interest subvention (cl. 14).

“(iii) Animal Feed Plant … 9.1.2 … Henceforth new sanction made after 1.04.2024 will avail 3% Interest Subvention under the new realigned AHIDF Scheme.”

For cattle and buffalo: IVF centres, sex-sorted semen labs (at least 5 lakh doses a year) and breed multiplication farms — sheds, fodder godowns, tractors/balers/silage machines, breeding animals, IVF/semen, milk equipment and the first year’s feed (Guidelines 3.0, cl. 6.4.1). Same benefit as every AHIDF activity: 3% a year off the interest for up to 8 years (2-year moratorium included), paid to your lender while the account is not an NPA; loan up to 90% of the project cost (Guidelines 3.0, cl. 8.1, 13.2). Not on land, working capital, pre-operative expenses, interest during construction, old assets or personal vehicles. One project claims it once, and not alongside another Central/State interest subvention (cl. 14).

“(iv) Breed Improvement technology and Breed Multiplication Farm … 9.1.2 … Henceforth new sanction made after 1.04.2024 will avail 3% Interest Subvention under the new realigned AHIDF Scheme.”

The Department’s administrative approval for 2026-27 (April 2026, archived) covers implementation up to 30 September 2026 or until the scheme is approved for the 16th Finance Commission cycle, with ₹800 crore; ask your State Livestock Development Board or milk union whether the component is running in your district.

“3. Funding Pattern — All the components of Scheme will be implemented on 100% grant-in-aid basis except the components of: i) promoting sex sorted semen under the component assistance upto 50% of the cost of sex sorted semen will be made available to participating farmers;”

The guidelines do not print a “free of charge” line; they say the Centre buys the vaccine and pays the vaccinator in full. Calves under 4 months, sick animals and animals in advanced pregnancy are skipped in a round (cl. 2.4.6); first-time vaccinated calves get a booster after a month (cl. 2.2 ii).

“2.1. Salient features — In this component Government of India, centrally procure and supply FMD and Brucellosis vaccines and ear tags to States & UTs after quality control testing to ensure uniform quality. In addition to above, 100% financial assistance is provided to States for the following: - • Procurement of Vaccination accessories • Providing remuneration to vaccinators for vaccination and ear tagging and uploading the data on Bhart Pashudhan Portal; … 2.3. Funding pattern — Under NADCP 100% funding (100:0 sharing pattern) from the central government is provided for conducting vaccination program against FMD and Brucellosis”

The Government provides the medicines, surgical items and fuel for the van (cl. 3.3.2 v); the guidelines print no fee for the farmer, so ask the call centre whether your state charges one. The unit is sent only when the call-centre veterinarian judges the case emergent (cl. 3.3.2 viii).

“3.3.1. Objective — The main objective ESVHD-MVU is to deliver veterinary services at the farmers' at doorstep for emergency treatment of the animals on toll free phone calls from farmers. … Service Delivery: MVUs will provide veterinary services at farmers' doorsteps based on calls received on 1962 toll free number at a State/UT-level Call Centre.”

The 75% rate also covers "Hilly Area", which the guidelines do not list; if you are in a hilly state, ask your milk union which rate applies. Village-level milk-testing laboratories at the society or cooler (cl. 5.4.1) get 50% (70% in NER, hilly areas and UTs) (cl. 6.1.2.4).

“6.1.2.1. Milk Procurement (Setting up of DCS): For Milk Unions/ Federations of North Eastern Region (NER), Hilly Area & Union Territories (UTs): central assistance would be 75%. For other States: central assistance would be 50% 6.1.2.2. Milk Chilling -Support for Bulk Milk Coolers (BMC): For Milk Unions/ Federations of NER, Hilly Area & UTs: central assistance would be 75%. For other States: central assistance would be 50%”

“5.6.1. Farmer Induction Programme including Training of farmers in good hygienic practices/ good manufacturing practices … 6.1.2.6. Training & Capacity building: Central assistance would be 100% for all States and UTs”

We show 75%, the rate for most women. Women from families affected by disaster, fire or road accidents, abandoned women and women with disabilities get 90% (Hindi text, p. xxiv).

“वित्तीय वर्ष 2026–27 में राज्य के आपदा/आगलगी से प्रभावित परिवार की महिला/सड़क दुर्घटना से प्रभावित परिवार की महिला/परित्यक्त महिला/दिव्यांग महिला लाभुकों के लिए 90 प्रतिषत अनुदान एवं शेष सभी महिला लाभुकों के लिए 75 प्रतिषत अनुदान पर दो चरणों में 2 दुधारू गाय उपलब्ध कराया जायेगा।”

For a large 50-cow unit the rates fall to 33.33% (SC/ST/milk cooperatives) and 25% (others). Open to small entrepreneurs, educated unemployed youth, SHG members and progressive dairy farmers, with a bank loan or own contribution. Tana Bhagat families get 100% for a 4-cow unit.

“अनुसूचित जाति/अनुसूचित जनजाति/दूध सहकारी समितियों के लिए 05/10/20 गाय/भैंस इकाई के लिये 75% अनुदान एवं 50 गाय/भैंस इकाई के लिये 33.33% अनुदान तथा अन्य सभी जातियों के लिए 05/10/20 गाय/भैंस इकाई के लिये 50% अनुदान एवं 50 गाय/भैंस इकाई के लिये 25% अनुदान”

The speech fixes the cost at ₹60,000 per cow; the two-cow norm of ₹1,20,000 is that figure doubled. It names no eligibility conditions — ask the department. Members of milk co-operative societies and SHGs have a separate offer of milch cows at 75% subsidy through the Co-operation Department (para 33), for which no cost is printed.

“Under Dairy Development it is proposed to distribute 2 Milch cows unit at 50% subsidy (cost of per cow ₹ 60,000) for 1,500 beneficiaries.”

Only for members supplying a milk producers’ cooperative; milk sold privately does not count. Enter the litres you supplied to see the amount.

“Incentives for Milk Producers: Members who supply milk to milk producers' cooperatives will receive Rs. 5/- per liter of milk is being given as incentive.”

Only for animals that were not insured. An older block on the same page shows ₹10,000; the 2026-27 block shows ₹15,000, matching the budget speech’s statement that the ex-gratia was enhanced.

“Ex-gratia for accidental death of cattle Uninsured Cows, Buffaloes, Bullocks and Cows above 6 months due to Accidental death Rs. 15,000/- compensation will be distributed to their owners.”

For women self-help groups only. The breeds named are Kangayam, Pulikulam, Umbalachery and Bargur cattle and Toda buffaloes. No per-group limit is printed.

“livestock maintenance assistance of Rs.5,000/- per animal will be provided for 5,000 indigenous livestock owned by Women Self-Help Groups.”

“500 medium-scale dairy farms, each comprising five milch animals (3+2 model), will be established. Under this scheme, a capital subsidy of 25 per cent of the project cost will be provided. Institutional credit at concessional interest rates will be facilitated for the remaining project cost.”

The speech prints no loan ceiling, unit size or number of years.

“To ensure a stable year-round income for milk producers, an interest subsidy of 4 per cent is being provided for the establishment of 5,000 Mini Dairy units across the State.”

Only for milk producers below the poverty line. ₹1,800 is our multiplication of the printed ₹2/kg × 3 kg × 300 days; no limit on animals per family is printed.

“quality balanced cattle feed will be supplied to eligible milk producers living below the poverty line at a subsidy of Rs.2/- per kilogram, at the rate of 3 kg per animal per day for 300 days.”

“mineral mixture will be supplied for one year at 50 per cent subsidy to 50,000 heifer calves.”

The speech does not say how many cows each woman gets or who is “eligible”.

“To further increase milk production and secure the livelihood of women living in rural areas, milch cows will be provided at no cost to 10,000 eligible women every year.”

This is the 2025-26 rate. For 2026-27 the Policy Note plans green fodder cultivation in 10,000 acres of farmers’ land at ₹7.00 crore without printing a per-acre rate; the acreage per farmer is not limited in the text.

“During 2025–26, fodder intercropping was taken up in 5,000 acres by providing a cultivation incentive of Rs.3,000/- per acre, with total financial assistance of Rs.1.67 crore.”

Only for milk sold through the cooperative (Aavin) network, not to private dairies. Separately, district unions pay a lean-season Additional Procurement Price of 40 paise to ₹3 a litre (4.10) — not included here.

“Recognising the increase in production costs of the producers and the need to balance the interest of the consumers, the Government of Tamil Nadu provided Milk Procurement Incentive of Rs.3 per litre from 18.12.2023.”

“Action will be taken to distribute feed to 7,500 Milch cattle and calf feed to 2,500 calves under the scheme for the supply of balanced calf feed at 75% subsidy to the non-members of Milk Co-operative Society under SLBP to the Crossbred Heifer Calves.”

“Silage will be provided at a 75% subsidy through the Primary Co-operative Milk Producers Association to provide green fodder for livestock.”

The rate is ₹5 a litre from 1 Apr 2022 (scheme page; it was ₹2 a litre from 1 Feb 2019). Only milk supplied to RCDF-affiliated district unions counts. 100% here only shows a fixed amount per litre.

“मुख्यमंत्री दुग्ध उत्पादक सम्बल योजना के अंतर्गत वर्तमान में 5 रुपये प्रति लीटर अनुदान दिया जा रहा है।”

Insurable age: cow 3–12 years, buffalo 4–12 years. Only animals not insured under any other scheme.

“गाय (दुधारू): राशि रू. 3000 प्रति लीटर प्रति दिन के आधार पर न्यूनतम कीमत का निर्धारण किया जावेगा, अधिकतम राशि 40,000/- प्रति पशु; भैंस (दुधारू): राशि रू. 4000 प्रति लीटर प्रति दिन के आधार पर …, अधिकतम राशि 40,000/- प्रति पशु”

The speech does not print the charge for one insemination; enter what your hospital charges. We did not find a separate departmental order with the rates.

“आगामी वर्ष Sex Sorted Artificial Insemination के लिए प्रथम 2 AI पर 75 (पचहत्तर) प्रतिशत अनुदान”

“शेष 2 AI तक 50 प्रतिशत अनुदान”

Eligibility: a rural Rajasthan family that keeps cows/buffaloes and sells milk to a dairy co-operative; one member per family; no more than two loans already running. Late repayment costs 10.25% simple interest plus 2% penal interest. The borrower, animals and assets must be insured.

“राशि रूपये 1 लाख तक का अल्पकालीन ऋण एक वर्ष की अवधि हेतु। ऋण का समय पर अथवा समय पूर्व चुकारा करने पर शून्य ब्याज अर्थात कोई ब्याज देय नहीं। गाय/भैंस हेतु शैड, खेली का निर्माण तथा दुग्ध/चारा/बांटा संबंधी उपकरण खरीदने हेतु ऋण।”

Only milch (adult female) animals of the cow and buffalo class qualify (condition 2), in every district (condition 1). The Board follows the Government of India’s National Livestock Mission risk-management and insurance guidelines (condition 9); the scheme exists so animals are not left uninsured when central funds are delayed (preamble). The amount here is the state’s share of the premium, not the sum insured.

“પશુ વીમા પ્રિમિયમની કુલ કિંમત પૈકી ૮૫% રકમ અમલીકરણ એજન્સી દ્વારા નિયત થયેલ વીમા કંપનીને ચુકવવાની રહેશે અને પશુ વીમા પ્રિમિયમના બાકીના ૧૫% રકમ પશુપાલકે વીમા કંપનીને ચુકવવાની રહેશે.”

Open to livestock keepers in every district (condition 3). The pregnancy must be confirmed by a veterinary officer from records (condition 6).

“સદર યોજના અંતર્ગત તા.૦૧.૦૪.૨૦૨૬થી ગાય અને ભેંસ વર્ગના પશુઓમાં ET-IVF કરાવેલ હોય તેવા તમામ પશુપાલકોને રૂ.૧૦,૦૦૦/- પ્રતિ ગર્ભધારણ સહાય આપવામાં આવશે. તે ઉપરાંત વધારાની કોઇ સહાય મળવાપાત્ર નથી.”

Only for ST farmers/livestock keepers with at least two animals (conditions 2–3). Once in a lifetime. The labour component can instead be claimed under MGNREGA through the district rural development office (condition 13).

“ખરીદ કિંમતના ૯૦% અથવા રૂ.૩૬,૦૦૦/- બે માંથી જે ઓછુ હોય તે (૨ પશુ કેટલશેડ માટે)”

For Halpati families and tribal families holding FRA titles; the ledger records them as ST. Once in a lifetime. The labour part may instead be claimed from MGNREGA (cattle-shed condition 10, p.5).

“કુલ ખર્ચનાં ૭૫% અથવા મહત્તમ રૂ.૩૦,૦૦૦/- બે માંથી જે ઓછું હોય તે”

“૧૦૦% મહત્તમ રૂ.૪૦૦૦/-”

The kit is bought by the office from the approved agency at the approved rate (minikit condition 8, p.6); you need irrigation and must keep animals (conditions 5, 7).

“મહત્તમ રૂ.૧૨૦૦/-”

Two GRs of the same date and number (letters ACD/0743/07/2026 and ACD/0741/07/2026, archived) run the identical help — same ₹10 lakh / 50% / ₹5 lakh milk-house norm and the same 150 kg of feed — for SC-area and ST-area societies and for SC and ST livestock keepers.

“લાભાર્થી દીઠ કુલ ૧૫૦ કિલો ખાણદાણ માટે ૧૦૦% લેખે સહાય”

Apply within 60 days of calving (condition 6). Two GRs of the same date and number (letters ACD/0743/07/2026 and ACD/0741/07/2026, archived) run the identical help — same ₹10 lakh / 50% / ₹5 lakh milk-house norm and the same 150 kg of feed — for SC-area and ST-area societies and for SC and ST livestock keepers.

“લાભાર્થી દીઠ કુલ ૧૫૦ કિલો ખાણદાણ માટે ૧૦૦% લેખે સહાય”

Three GRs of 11 Jun 2026 print the same rates: one for general-caste farmers (letter ACD/0237/05/2026), one for SC farmers (ACD/0242/05/2026) and one for ST farmers in tribal areas (ACD/0243/05/2026); apply under the one that fits you.

“ખેડૂત/પશુપાલકોને સુધારેલ જાતનાં ઘાસચારાનાં બિયારણ પુરા પાડવાની સહાયની યોજના — ભૌતિક સ્વરૂપે”

Only in the SC sub-plan GR of 11 Jun 2026 (₹0.90 crore for 300 sheds). ST keepers have a separate cattle-shed scheme at 90% (gj-st-cattle-shed-sahay).

“કેટલશેડ બાંધકામ માટે સહાય — કુલ ખર્ચનાં ૭૫% અથવા મહત્તમ રૂ.૩૦,૦૦૦/- બે માંથી જે ઓછું હોય તે”

The GR prints the norm per hectare and plans 370 hectares for about 370 beneficiaries; the cost sheet (Annexure-1.3) is for one hectare, so we count one hectare. The unit must run for at least five years; help again only after five years (condition 5, column 5).

“પ્રતિ હેક્ટરે રૂ.૧.૫૦ લાખ મર્યાદામાં ૯૦% લેખે વધુમાં વધુ રૂ.૧.૩૫ લાખ સહાય મળવા પાત્ર રહેશે, જ્યારે ૧૦% લેખે (રૂ.૦.૧૫ લાખ) ફાળો લેબર ખર્ચ તરીકે લાભાર્થીએ પોતે ભોગવવાનો રહેશે.”

Open to SC, ST, general and OBC keepers (condition 1). You must own the land or hold it on a lease of three years or more (condition 3); the plot is about 10 guntha (condition 6).

“લાભાર્થી દીઠ ૯૦% લેખે વધુમાં વધુ રૂ. ૪૫૦૦/- સહાય”

For deaths from anthrax, rabies, bird flu, poisoning (food, chemical, snake bite) and other diseases — not mass deaths in floods, drought, earthquake or cyclone, which the Revenue Department compensates (preamble, condition 24). Not paid if the animal was insured or died through the owner’s plain neglect; the animal must be in the owner’s name in the village register (conditions 21–23). A post-mortem report (except rabies) and a panchnama are needed (conditions 25–26).

“(દુધાળા મોટા) ગાય, ભેંસ, ઊંટ વર્ગ — ૩૭,૫૦૦/- — ૩”

For deaths from anthrax, rabies, bird flu, poisoning (food, chemical, snake bite) and other diseases — not mass deaths in floods, drought, earthquake or cyclone, which the Revenue Department compensates (preamble, condition 24). Not paid if the animal was insured or died through the owner’s plain neglect; the animal must be in the owner’s name in the village register (conditions 21–23). A post-mortem report (except rabies) and a panchnama are needed (conditions 25–26).

“(દુધાળા નાના) ઘેટાં, બકરાં — ૪૦૦૦/- — ૩૦”

For deaths from anthrax, rabies, bird flu, poisoning (food, chemical, snake bite) and other diseases — not mass deaths in floods, drought, earthquake or cyclone, which the Revenue Department compensates (preamble, condition 24). Not paid if the animal was insured or died through the owner’s plain neglect; the animal must be in the owner’s name in the village register (conditions 21–23). A post-mortem report (except rabies) and a panchnama are needed (conditions 25–26).

“(બિન દુધાળા મોટા) ઘોડા, ઊંટ, બળદ — ૩૨,૦૦૦/- — ૩”

For deaths from anthrax, rabies, bird flu, poisoning (food, chemical, snake bite) and other diseases — not mass deaths in floods, drought, earthquake or cyclone, which the Revenue Department compensates (preamble, condition 24). Not paid if the animal was insured or died through the owner’s plain neglect; the animal must be in the owner’s name in the village register (conditions 21–23). A post-mortem report (except rabies) and a panchnama are needed (conditions 25–26).

“(બિન દુધાળા નાના) પાડા/પાડી, વાછરડાં/વાછરડી, ગધેડા વગેરે — ૨૦,૦૦૦/- — ૬”

Once in a lifetime, one adult per family; SHGs may apply; own, inherited or 7-year leased land; only new purchase and new building (no repairs). Animal purchase, shed and insurance are compulsory components; the chaff cutter, fogger and milking machine are optional (conditions 1–6, 19). Interest help only on loans taken in 2026-27 and is withheld for any half-year with three or more missed EMIs (conditions 7, 20).

“લાભાર્થીને નિયત માપદંડ મુજબ થયેલ ડેરી ફાર્મના બાંધકામના ખર્ચના ૫૦% અથવા મહત્તમ રૂ. ૧.૫૦ લાખ બંનેમાંથી જે ઓછી હોય તે રકમ સહાય રૂપે મળવાપાત્ર થશે.”

“લાભાર્થીને ઇલેક્ટ્રીક ચાફકટર પર યુનિટ કોસ્ટ (૨૪૦૦૦)ના ૭૫% લેખે મહત્તમ રૂ.૧૮,૦૦૦/-, ફોગર સીસ્ટમ પર યુનિટ કોસ્ટ (૧૨૦૦૦)ના ૭૫% લેખે મહત્તમ રૂ.૯,૦૦૦/- અને મીલ્કીંગ મશીન પર યુનિટ કોસ્ટના (૪૫૦૦૦) ના ૭૫% લેખે મહત્તમ રૂ.૩૩,૭૫૦/- સહાય રૂપે મળવાપાત્ર થશે.”

“લાભાર્થીને નિયત માપદંડ મુજબ થયેલ ડેરી ફાર્મના બાંધકામના ખર્ચના ૭૫% અથવા મહત્તમ રૂ. ૨,૨૫,૦૦૦/- બંનેમાંથી જે ઓછી હોય તે રકમ સહાય રૂપે મળવાપાત્ર થશે.”

“લાભાર્થીને ઇલેક્ટ્રિક ચાફકટર પર યુનિટ કોસ્ટ (૨૪૦૦૦)ના ૯૦% લેખે મહત્તમ રૂ. ૨૧,૬૦૦/-, ફોગર સીસ્ટમ પર યુનિટ કોસ્ટ (૧૨૦૦૦)ના ૯૦% લેખે મહત્તમ રૂ. ૧૦,૮૦૦/-, મિલ્કીંગ મશીન પર યુનિટ કોસ્ટના (૪૫૦૦૦) ૯૦% લેખે મહત્તમ રૂ. ૪૦,૫૦૦/- સહાય રૂપે મળવાપાત્ર થશે.”

“લાભાર્થીને નિયત માપદંડ મુજબ કરેલ બાંધકામ ખર્ચ અંદાજિત રૂ.૨૦,૦૦૦ પ્રતિ પશુના ૫૦% મુજબ મહત્તમ રૂ.૧૦,૦૦૦ પ્રતિ પશુની મર્યાદામાં (વધુમાં વધુ ૫૦ પશુઓ માટે) સહાય રૂપે મળવાપાત્ર થશે.”

“લાભાર્થીને ઇલેક્ટ્રીક ચાફકટર પર યુનિટ કોસ્ટ (રૂ.૪૦,૦૦૦)ના ૭૫% લેખે મહત્તમ રૂ.૩૦,૦૦૦, ફોગર યુનીટ માટે (યુનીટ કોસ્ટ રૂ.૩૦,૦૦૦) ના ૭૫% લેખે મહત્તમ રૂ.૨૨,૫૦૦ અને મીલ્કીંગ મશીન પર યુનિટ કોસ્ટ (રૂ.૭૫,૦૦૦) ના ૭૫% લેખે મહત્તમ રૂ.૫૬,૨૫૦/- સહાય રૂપે મળવાપાત્ર થશે.”

Open to all livestock keepers, milk-union members or not (condition 2). No help if the calf dies or is sold during the period (condition 22).

“પ્રતિ પાડી/વાછરડી માટે કાફ સ્ટાર્ટર ૧૫૦ કિલો, સમતોલ દાણ ૧૦૦૦ કિલો, મિનરલ મિક્ષ્ચર ૧૫ કિલોની જરૂરિયાત રહેશે. જેના અંદાજીત ખર્ચ રૂ.૩૦,૦૦૦/- ના ૫૦% લેખે વધુમાં વધુ રૂ.૧૫,૦૦૦/- પ્રતિ પાડી/ વાછરડી સહાય મળવાપાત્ર રહેશે.”

For marginal (up to 1 ha) and small (1–2 ha) farmers, forest-rights holders and women’s self-help groups, with at least 1 acre (owned or 5-year lease) and dairy training or 2 years’ experience. The shed item may be a shed, a silage bunker or both (corrigendum 27.08.2026); animals may be bought from recognised breeder farms in the state, Gokul Mission farms or other states. General beneficiaries 50%, SC and ST beneficiaries 75%. Selection online by the district committee on a first-come-first-served basis (corrigendum 27.08.2026, item 5); 5% of places for the disabled and 30–50% for women. One person per family; not if a similar central/state benefit was taken in the last 3 years. Any cost above the norm is paid by the beneficiary. Not in Mumbai and Mumbai Suburban districts (General instructions 1–4).

“५ दुधाळ गाय / म्हैस पालन प्रकल्पाद्वारे उद्योजकता विकास योजना — प्रकल्पाची एकूण किंमत -रु. ११,३५,१८०/- ; सर्वसाधारण लाभार्थी - ५० टक्के (रु. ५,६७,५९०/-) ; अनुसुचित जाती जमाती प्रवर्गातील लाभार्थी - ७५ टक्के (रु. ८,५१,३८५/-)”

You need at least 10 large animals or 100 goats/sheep and your own tractor of at least 50 hp. Since 13.04.2026 FPOs, cooperatives, ATMA farmer groups, CMRCs and UMED federations with 50+ members, ₹5 lakh share capital, 3 audited years and a profit also qualify, with priority (supplementary GR para 4). General beneficiaries 50%, SC and ST beneficiaries 75%. Selection online by the district committee on a first-come-first-served basis (corrigendum 27.08.2026, item 5); 5% of places for the disabled and 30–50% for women. One person per family; not if a similar central/state benefit was taken in the last 3 years. Any cost above the norm is paid by the beneficiary. Not in Mumbai and Mumbai Suburban districts (General instructions 1–4).

“मुरघास संयंत्र वाटप योजनेद्वारे उद्योजकता विकास करणे — उपकरणाची किंमत रु.२६,००,०००/- च्या मर्यादेत ; सर्वसाधारण लाभार्थी - ५० टक्के (रु.१३,००,०००/-) ; अनुसुचित जाती /जमाती प्रवर्गातील लाभार्थी - ७५ टक्के (रु.१९,५०,०००/-)”

All categories; you need at least 5 of your own cows/buffaloes registered on Bharat Pashudhan. Count only ₹5,000 a collar and ₹10,000 for the gateway — anything above the norm is yours to pay.

“पशुपालकाकडील गाय/म्हैशीच्या गळयातील सेन्सर/स्मार्ट कॉलर बेल्ट प्रति गाय/ म्हैस रु ५०००/- व एका गोठयासाठी गेटवे रु १०,०००/- (५० टक्के अनुदान तत्वावर) … प्रति लाभार्थी रु. १,००,०००/- च्या मर्यादेत”

For BPL families: landless (1-animal unit only), marginal (up to 1 ha), small (1–2 ha), forest-rights holders and women’s self-help groups. The 2-animal unit needs at least 1 acre and dairy training or 2 years’ experience. HF/Jersey crossbreds (10–12 L a day), Gir, Sahiwal, Red Sindhi, Rathi, Tharparkar (8–10 L), Deoni, Lal Kandhari, Gaolao, Dangi (5–7 L), Murrah and Jafarabadi buffaloes. General beneficiaries 50%, SC and ST beneficiaries 75%. District annual plan scheme run by the District Deputy Commissioner (Animal Husbandry); online application, selection by the district committee on a first-come-first-served basis (corrigendum 27.08.2026, item 2); 5% of places for the disabled and 30–50% for women. One person per family. Not in Mumbai and Mumbai Suburban.

“दुधाळ जनावर गट वाटप योजना — (१) १ गाय/ म्हैस रु. १,००,०००/- व विमा (रु १,१२,०३६/-) किंवा (२) २ गायी/म्हैस गट - २,००,०००/- व विमा (रु २,२४,०७२/-) ; सर्वसाधारण लाभार्थी - ५० टक्के ; अनुसुचित जाती जमाती प्रवर्गातील लाभार्थी - ७५ टक्के”

You need your own irrigated land and at least 3–4 animals. Seed and slips come from seed corporations, agricultural universities, MAFSU or the sheep & goat corporation; the District Deputy Commissioner pays the supplier directly. District annual plan scheme run by the District Deputy Commissioner (Animal Husbandry); online application, selection by the district committee on a first-come-first-served basis (corrigendum 27.08.2026, item 2); 5% of places for the disabled and 30–50% for women. One person per family. Not in Mumbai and Mumbai Suburban.

“चारा उत्पादन कार्यक्रम — वैयक्तिक लाभार्थी १०० टक्के अनुदान १ हेक्टरसाठी रु. ४०००/- ; शेतकरी समुह गट ५ हेक्टर व रु. २००००/- च्या मर्यादेत”

For marginal and small farmers, forest-rights holders and women’s groups owning at least 5 large animals or 10 goats/sheep. General beneficiaries 50%, SC and ST beneficiaries 75%. District annual plan scheme run by the District Deputy Commissioner (Animal Husbandry); online application, selection by the district committee on a first-come-first-served basis (corrigendum 27.08.2026, item 2); 5% of places for the disabled and 30–50% for women. One person per family. Not in Mumbai and Mumbai Suburban.

“हायड्रोफोनिक तंत्राव्दारे चारा उत्पादन योजना — एकूण ४००००/- ; सर्वसाधारण प्रवर्ग- ५०% अनुदान ; अनुसूचित जाती/जमाती-७५ % अनुदान”

You must own at least 10 large animals or 50 goats/sheep. General beneficiaries 50%, SC and ST beneficiaries 75%. District annual plan scheme run by the District Deputy Commissioner (Animal Husbandry); online application, selection by the district committee on a first-come-first-served basis (corrigendum 27.08.2026, item 2); 5% of places for the disabled and 30–50% for women. One person per family. Not in Mumbai and Mumbai Suburban.

“मिनी टीएमआर (Total Mixed Ration) उपकरण खरेदीसाठी अनुदान — रु. ४,४०,०००/- प्रति टीएमआर मशिन ; सर्वसाधारण लाभार्थी - ५० टक्के ; अनुसुचित जाती /जमाती प्रवर्गातील लाभार्थी - ७५ टक्के”

You must own at least 2 milch animals or 10 goats/sheep. General beneficiaries 50%, SC and ST beneficiaries 75%. District annual plan scheme run by the District Deputy Commissioner (Animal Husbandry); online application, selection by the district committee on a first-come-first-served basis (corrigendum 27.08.2026, item 2); 5% of places for the disabled and 30–50% for women. One person per family. Not in Mumbai and Mumbai Suburban.

“पशुपालकांना कडबाकुट्टी यंत्र खरेदीसाठी अनुदान — रु. ३०,०००/- प्रति कडबा कुट्टी यंत्र खरेदी च्या मर्यादेत ; सर्वसाधारण लाभार्थी - ५० टक्के ; अनुसुचित जाती /जमाती प्रवर्गातील लाभार्थी - ७५ टक्के”

Counted cost is limited to ₹90,000 per animal expected to yield 2,700 litres a lactation (Guideline 3). Up to 20 animals in at most 4 phases of 5, at least 3 months apart; buy from the Government-appointed registered supplier with prior written permission, within 18 months of sanction (Guidelines 1, 2, 8). A bank loan through an ECS-enabled institution is needed; the subsidy is back-ended. Animals must be insured for 3½ years and cannot be sold for 3½ years (Guidelines 15, 16).

“Unit cost of the Cross Bred Cow/Improved She Buffalo/Indigenous breed cow shall be limited to Rs. 90,000/- per animal … No. of Animals @ Rs. 90000/- 01 to 10 — 90% — All Category — 81000/-”

Counted cost is limited to ₹90,000 per animal expected to yield 2,700 litres a lactation (Guideline 3). Up to 20 animals in at most 4 phases of 5, at least 3 months apart; buy from the Government-appointed registered supplier with prior written permission, within 18 months of sanction (Guidelines 1, 2, 8). A bank loan through an ECS-enabled institution is needed; the subsidy is back-ended. Animals must be insured for 3½ years and cannot be sold for 3½ years (Guidelines 15, 16).

“No. of Animals @ Rs. 90000/- 11 to 20 — 75% — All Category — 67500/-”

A bank loan is compulsory; construction licence, TCP clearance and an approved shed plan are needed, and the shed must not be in a flood-prone or water-scarce area (Infrastructure component; Guideline 23).

“It is proposed to subsidize 80% of Construction cost for a cattle shed with an area of 5.4 sq. mtr. per animal … construction cost @ Rs. 6000/- per sq. mtr. … Rate of Infrastructure Subsidy will be @ Rs. 25,920/- per animal. Maximum Subsidy @ 80% Rs. 5,18,400/-”

For animals from the Cattle Breeding Farm, Copardem or Government Livestock Farm, Dhat, up to ₹800 per animal (Guideline 5).

“Incentives towards transportation of the animals at the rate of Rs. 2000/- (Rupees Two Thousand only) per animal which is transported from outside the State of Goa through the Empanelled registered dealer … or actual cost of transportation whichever is less”

“the Department shall reimburse the premium amount to a maximum of 18.5% of Rs. 90,000/- or the actual premium paid whichever is lower.”

General-category farmers in Dudhgram areas get 90% (₹47,520) and Dhangar families 100% (cl. 8–9). The calf must weigh at least 50 kg at 3 months and gain 30 kg a quarter, and may not be sold or disposed of until 69 months of age or 2 calvings (Phase 3, cl. 5–6; corrigendum of 27-01-2020). Notified in December 2019 (corrigendum January 2020). The Directorate still lists the Pashupalan Scheme on its website and a 2023 Goa notification lists it among online services, but no 2025-26 or 2026-27 order or budget line was found, so the rates may have changed — check with your Veterinary Officer.

“The beneficiary will be provided subsidy @ 75% of the estimated expenditure … In case the beneficiary is from Dudhgram area then he will be provided subsidy @ 90% of the estimated expenditure. In case of S.C., S.T. & Dhangar Community beneficiary, 100% subsidy will be provided. [Anticipated expenditure 1–3 months Rs. 7,500/- … 25–27 months Rs. 7,200/-; total Rs. 52,800/-]”

Notified in December 2019 (corrigendum January 2020). The Directorate still lists the Pashupalan Scheme on its website and a 2023 Goa notification lists it among online services, but no 2025-26 or 2026-27 order or budget line was found, so the rates may have changed — check with your Veterinary Officer.

“On birth of a female cross-bred calf or improved buffalo female calf, to local cow or local buffalo, an amount of Rs. 4,000/- will be given as incentive to cover the Beneficiary initial financial expenditure”

One AI per heat cycle only; the cow must be kept tied on the day of AI and two days after, and the feed allowance stops on disposal, abortion, death or open grazing (Phase 1, cl. 5–7; Phase 2, cl. 4–5). Notified in December 2019 (corrigendum January 2020). The Directorate still lists the Pashupalan Scheme on its website and a 2023 Goa notification lists it among online services, but no 2025-26 or 2026-27 order or budget line was found, so the rates may have changed — check with your Veterinary Officer.

“The beneficiary shall be given a incentive of Rs. 500/- (Rupees Five hundred only) per A.I. for 1st A.I. and Rs. 200/- (Rupees Two hundred only) for 2nd A.I. … On confirmation of pregnancy, the Beneficiary is entitled for incentive from the 4th month onward on feed, fodder & miscellaneous expenditure amounting Rs. 2,000/- (Rupees Two thousand only) per month”

Unit costs (₹36 lakh / ₹42 lakh: animals, 15% insurance, transport and shed) are from the portal’s About Scheme page. You need at least 3.5 acres of land for each unit and must be 21 or older; the next unit can be taken only after two years of regular repayment.

“Back ended Capital subsidy - 33% of Project cost for SC/ST category and 25% of Project cost for Others. Subsidy will be under 3 years lock in period from the first date of disbursement.”

Only small and marginal farmers (item 3). SC/ST farmers get the higher margin money below.

“मार्जिन मनी सहायता सामान्य वर्ग हेतु परियोजना लागत का 25 प्रतिशत्, अधिकतम रू. 1.50 लाख”

The scheme is for small and marginal farmers (item 3), SC/ST included.

“अनुसूचित जाति/अनुसूचित जनजाति हेतु परियोजना लागत का 33 प्रतिशत्, अधिकतम रू. 2.00 लाख ।”

The 75% rate is also for Extremely Backward Class (अति पिछड़ा वर्ग) applicants — our calculator has no EBC category. You may pay yourself or take a bank loan (cl. 16); applicants must be 55 or younger (cl. 15). A 4-cow unit needs at least 15 decimal of own or leased land for green fodder (cl. 18).

“इस योजना के अन्तर्गत उन्नत नस्ल के 02 एवं 04 दुधारू मवेशी/बाछी–हिफर की डेयरी इकाई की स्थापना पर अत्यंत पिछड़ा वर्ग/अनुसूचित जाति/अनुसूचित जनजाति के लिए 75 प्रतिशत एवं अन्य सभी वर्गों के लिए 50 प्रतिशत अनुदान देने की व्यवस्था की गयी है”

Needs at least 30 decimal of own or leased land for green fodder (cl. 18) and a site inspection (cl. 9). The 20-cow outline prints the farmer’s 10% share as ₹2,02,000 against a ₹20,22,000 cost; the 40% subsidy (₹8,08,800) is as printed.

“तथा 15 एवं 20 दुधारू मवेशी/बाछी– हिफर की डेयरी इकाई की स्थापना पर सभी वर्गों के लिए 40 प्रतिशत अनुदान देने की व्यवस्था की गयी है।”

The 75% rate is also for Extremely Backward Class (अति पिछड़ा वर्ग) applicants — our calculator has no EBC category. Cows are costed at ₹1,00,000 each plus insurance and shed.

“इस योजना के अन्तर्गत देशी नस्ल के 02, एवं 04 देशी गाय/बाछी–हिफर (साहिवाल, गिर, थारपारकर) की डेयरी इकाई की स्थापना पर अत्यंत पिछड़ा वर्ग/अनुसूचित जाति/अनुसूचित जनजाति के लिए 75 प्रतिशत एवं अन्य सभी वर्गों के लिए 50 प्रतिशत अनुदान देने की व्यवस्था की गयी है।”

The 75% column is headed “अत्यन्त पि. वर्ग/अनु. जाति/अनु. जनजाति” — EBC applicants get it too, but our calculator has no EBC category.

“1 दुधारू भैंस (मुर्राह/जाफराबादी/भदावरी) 1,21,000/– 90,750/– 60,500/–; 2 दुधारू भैंस (मुर्राह/जाफराबादी/भदावरी) 2,42,000/– 1,81,500/– 1,21,000/–”

Only for dairy farmers who already have at least 1 and not more than 5 cows (Sl. 5). If the shed is built under MGNREGS, the shed share is not paid (Sl. 8).

“Under the scheme, beneficiaries will be eligible for back ended subsidy of 70% for SC, ST, PWD, Women & Transgender categories and 60% for General category of the total Project cost.”

All willing farmers are eligible (Sl. 5). Buffaloes must give at least 8 litres a day.

“Under the scheme, beneficiaries will be eligible for back ended subsidy of 70% for SC, ST, PWD, Women & Transgender categories and 60% for General category of the total Project cost.”

For dairy farmers with livestock and land; rabi kits need assured irrigation. Milk unions, goshalas, SHGs, VSS and JLGs get the first round of kits. 2,00,000 kits in 2025-26.

“Availability of high-quality seasonal fodder seed kits (Maize & Cowpea for Kharif, Oats & Berseem for Rabi season) in free of cost. … Support to the farmers with quality fodder seed in two crop growing seasons to cover from 0.25 acres up to 5 acres per farmer (20 kits @ 0.25 acre per kit)”

Perennial fodder (Hybrid Napier, CO-2 to CO-5, BNH-7/10, Super/Red/Smart Napier…) on own or notarised 3-year leased land with assured irrigation; you must keep growing fodder for 3 years (declaration, Annexure-I). Printed cost ₹70,000 an acre; the table pays ₹35,000 an acre (₹15,000 + ₹12,000 + ₹8,000). One person per household.

“Subsidy: amount according to Plot size: … 1 (acre) 15000 12000 8000 35,000 … 5 (acres) 75000 60000 40000 1,75,000”

Perennial fodder (Hybrid Napier, CO-2 to CO-5, BNH-7/10, Super/Red/Smart Napier…) on own or notarised 3-year leased land with assured irrigation; you must keep growing fodder for 3 years (declaration, Annexure-I). Printed cost ₹70,000 an acre; the table pays ₹35,000 an acre (₹15,000 + ₹12,000 + ₹8,000). One person per household.

“For groups: Minimum coverage of 1 acre to maximum 10 acres … Like this the subsidy amount shall be calculated for plot size up to 10Ac.”

For farmers owning at least one cattle head (milch animal preferred); one unit per household. 15,000 units in 2025-26. The guideline says the unit costs ₹3,000 and assistance is back-ended, but does not say whether the full ₹3,000 is paid, so no rupee figure is shown.

“The establishment cost of one Cemented Azolla Unit is Rs.3000/- and onetime back ended assistance will be provided to each farmer.”

For regular pouring members of MPCS under OMFED only; fewer than 60 days earns nothing in the table. No litre ceiling is printed (the table heading reads “For FY 2024-25”, but it sits in the 2025-26 lean-season guideline). Target 1,25,000 pourers.

“Cash incentive up to Rs.5/- per litre of milk will be provided to the dairy farmers who pour milk at MPCS during the lean season i.e. from 1st September 2025 to 28th February 2026. … 60-89 days 1.00 … 90-119 days 2.00 … 120-149 days 3.00 … 150-179 days 4.00 … 180 days & above 5.00”

Calves must be born from AI. Preference to ST, SC, PwD, women, transgender, small/marginal farmers and MPCS members. Feed phases: 100, 100, 150, 150, 200, 200, 250, 250 kg from 5 to 26 months of age (p.6). MPCS members’ 50% share is cut from their milk bill.

“Provision of 1400 kg of concentrate calf feed per calf in 8 phases at 50% subsidized cost through OMFED. … The female calves booked under the scheme will be insured with 100% subsidy for two years with insured value of Rs 15,000/-. … The calves will be provided with routine de-worming and vaccination free of cost.”

Only for MKUY commercial dairy entrepreneurs, and only for cattle bought after this guideline was issued. Enter the eligible animal cost. Not counted in the up-front subsidy; paid at the final release of the capital investment subsidy.

“Under “Top-up subsidy for MKUY Commercial Dairy Farming under MKY”, additional 15% subsidy on animal cost as Top-Up will be provided to the entrepreneurs towards purchase of animals from outside the State.”

Announced in the 2026-27 Budget Speech of 22 June 2026. We could not find the implementing order or guidelines yet, so who can apply, the ceiling and the process may change — confirm with the district office before investing.

“Goshalas significantly support rural economy by providing sustainable livelihood opportunities and also providing raw material for organic manure. In order to encourage rural entrepreneurship and provide alternate livelihood sources, I propose a scheme to provide ₹1,00,000 as subsidy for setting up of a Goshala.”

Running: the Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Department’s Aadhaar notification of 21 Aug 2026 (Assam Gazette No. 494) says it is administering the ₹5-a-litre subsidy. The 900-litre monthly cap is from the Dairy Development page and is not restated there. Milk sold to private traders or straight to consumers does not count — only milk poured through a registered cooperative or farmer organisation to a processing unit.

“the Government of Assam approved for implementation a Milk Incentive Scheme by extending incentive of Rs. 5/- per litre of milk to a maximum of 900 litres per month per farmer for the dairy farmers supplying milk through the registered Dairy Cooperative Societies or registered Farmer Organizations to milk processing units in Assam. … 5. Subsidy/incentive will be provided for upto 30 litres per day or 900 litres per month per farmer.”

The unit norm we count (₹1,64,78,661) is the printed total of ₹1,64,88,661 less the ₹10,000 training cost, so 30% of it equals the printed ₹49,43,598; the ₹10,000 training support is on top. Status unknown: the page describes the 2021-22 scheme with a 2022-23 target of 20 units; the Assam Economic Survey 2025-26 lists 7 dairy entrepreneurs as a 2024-25 target, and we found nothing for 2025-26 or 2026-27.

“Funding pattern per unit for the scheme is as follows :- Loan from Commercial Bank (40%) Rs 65,91,464.00 Beneficiary Contribution (30%) Rs 49,43,598.00 Assistance from the Government including training cost (Subsidy) (30%) + Rs 10000.00(Training cost) Rs 49,53,598.00 Total Rs 1,64,88,661.00”

Only where the department has surplus animals of that breed; the page does not print the book prices.

“Amrita Siri Scheme: A program of distribution of surplus female calves/heifers/cows/buffaloes available in all livestock areas of the department under “ Amrita Siri ” scheme to farmers/devasi/widows/war widows/cremation workers in districts where breeds are available at 25% of book price. Thereby farmers are encouraged to breed more indigenous breeds of cows.”

The subsidy is a fixed amount per unit, not a percentage. The 1-cow unit cost of ₹67,200 is the animal (₹6,000 per litre of milk yield, ₹60,000), transport ₹1,500, insurance at 7% (₹4,200) and vaccination ₹1,500. These are the 2025-26 plan rates; the 2026-27 detailed project report was not yet published on the department site when read. Priority goes to farmers pouring milk to a dairy co-operative, women, SC/ST and applicants under 40.

“Herd induction Units — One Cow Unit for individuals 200 67200 30000; Two Cow Unit for individuals 300 134400 60000; Five Cow Units for individuals 500 336000 150000; Assistance for commercial Farm- 10 cow unit-Individuals 500 1152000 380000; Assistance for commercial Farm- 20 cow unit - Individuals 750 2310000 760000; Smart Dairy Farms - Special Dairy Package for young entrepreneurs (10 cow unit) - Individuals -KSHEERA YUVA 500 1160000 464000 [REG. FEES Rs | TOTAL COST Rs | UNIT SUBSIDY Rs]”

Groups need a registration certificate, at least four adult members resident in Kerala, and own or leased land of at least 50 cents for fodder.

“Herd Induction Programme for JLGs/SHGs/Other registered groups - 5 cow 250 562500 183000; Herd Induction Programme for JLGs/SHGs/Other registered groups - 10 cow 500 1152000 380000”

Minimum 20 cents, in multiples of 10 cents; no upper limit on area. ₹19,250 of the ₹38,000 is the value of the 27,500 slips per hectare given free. Below 20 cents the department gives slips only (para 07.01.02).

“The subsidy given to the beneficiaries for cultivation of fodder under the scheme will be Rs. 18,750/ Hectare of land in addition to the root slips supplied free of cost. Value of root slips supplied /hectare of land is estimated to be Rs. 19,250/-. Therefore, the total subsidy for cultivating fodder in one hectare of land comes to Rs 38,000/- per hectare.”

“The subsidy permissible to beneficiary is 50% of unit cost approved and the unit subsidy shall be Rs 15,000/- per beneficiary [Irrigation assistance — unit cost 30000, unit subsidy 15000]”

“The subsidy permissible to beneficiary is 50% of unit cost approved and the unit subsidy shall be Rs 30,000/- per beneficiary. [Irrigation assistance - above one acre: unit cost 60,000, subsidy 30,000]”

Minimum 1 hectare in total and plots of at least 1 acre; no upper limit on units. Individuals, JLGs, SHGs, dairy co-operatives, NGOs and charitable organisations can apply. We read the printed unit as one hectare, since 75 units match the 75 hectares targeted.

“Assistance for comprehensive and massive fodder cultivation in barren and unutilised lands 75 175000 105000 131.250 78.75 [NO OF UNITS | UNIT COST (Rs) | UNIT SUBSIDY (Rs) | TOTAL COST | TOTAL SUBSIDY (Lakhs)]”

“Fodder Hubs / Fodder Marketing Units through Dairy Co-operatives by JLGs / SHGs / Other registered groups 10 100000 75000 10.000 7.50”

The farmer’s ceiling of ₹5,000 is for green and dry fodder together, not ₹5,000 each. The money goes to the dairy co-operative, which sells you the fodder at the reduced price; one co-operative can get up to ₹1,00,000. These are the 2025-26 plan rates.

“The rate of subsidy shall be Rs 3 per kg for Green Fodder like green grass, legumes, silage etc … Maximum subsidy amount permissible to an individual beneficiary farmer shall be Rs 5000/-”

The farmer’s ceiling of ₹5,000 is for green and dry fodder together, not ₹5,000 each. The money goes to the dairy co-operative, which sells you the fodder at the reduced price; one co-operative can get up to ₹1,00,000. These are the 2025-26 plan rates.

“… and Rs 4 per Kg for Dry Fodder like straw, hay, TMR, concentrate cakes etc. Feed components other than compounded cattle feed of feed plants can be considered under the category of Dry Fodder … Maximum subsidy amount permissible to an individual beneficiary farmer shall be Rs 5000/-”

Only healthy crossbred female calves aged 4–6 months from the calf birth register are selected. A revamped “Digital SLBP” (unit cost ₹60,000 per calf, 50% = ₹30,000 from government, paid by DBT) is being piloted in Pathanamthitta district for 800 calves in 2025-26 under G.O.(Rt) No. 630/2025/AHD; it is not counted here.

“The total financial assistance currently provided under the scheme is limited to ₹12,500 per calf , with an equal contribution of ₹12,500 from the beneficiary .”

The scheme funds units of exactly 4 or 10 milch animals (para 7); enter 4 or 10. Applicants must be 18–60, residents of Haryana and not in government service; groups and firms cannot apply (para 13). Units of 20 and 50 animals get interest subvention once an amendment is approved (para 14(iii)).

“Dairy units of 4 and 10 Milch animals:- Under the scheme, subsidy to the tune of 25 % of the Total unit cost will be provided after the establishment of livestock units (For Livestock Component only). … The unit must be financed through loan from the bank/financial institutions. The subsidy would be provided in the loan account of the beneficiary.”

“Dairy units of 1 Milch Animal for women farmers only (Interest Subvention) … The financial assistance in the form of interest subvention (Interest portion of EMI) will be provided preferably half-yearly or annually for three years in the Loan Account of the beneficiary … 1 Milch Animal (for Women Only) — Maximum Cost of Unit Rs. 1 lakh — Max Limit of Loan amount (for Interest Subvention) Rs. 1 lakh”

“Mini dairy units of 2 or 3 Milch Animals (50 % Subsidy) — No. 1500 … 2 or 3 Milch Animals Mini Dairy Units — Maximum permissible cost per animal”

“Cash incentive at the following rates in different slabs would be provided to the owners of the recorded Murrah Buffaloes as below: 18 to 22 Kg Rs. 20,000/- >22 to 25 Kg Rs. 30,000/- above 25 Kg Rs. 40,000/-”

“Hariana Cows — 8 to 10 Kg Rs. 15,000/- >10 to 12 Kg Rs. 20,000/- Above 12 Kg Rs. 25,000/-”

“Sahiwal Cows — 10 to 12 Kg Rs. 15,000/- >12 to 15 Kg Rs. 20,000/- Above 15 Kg Rs. 25,000/-”

“Belahi Cows — 5 to 8 Kg Rs. 5000/- >8 to 10 Kg Rs. 10,000/- Above 10 Kg Rs. 15,000/-”

Status unknown: the department page is current (last updated 13 May 2025) but carries no year; the 2026-27 budget gives ₹42.02 crore to the department’s “self-employment and beneficiary schemes” without naming these units.

“Cow rearing … Providing a milch cow up to the fourth age in the cow rearing scheme. Out of the total cost of the scheme Rs. 40,000.00, 90 percent of the amount Rs. 36,000.00 is being borne by the state government and 10 percent of the amount Rs. 4000.00 is to be borne by the beneficiary. … Interested beneficiaries of SECC category of Scheduled Castes and Tribes will be eligible”

The rupee amount depends on your loan and its interest rate, so we show the share only. Status unknown: the compendium (Feb 2025) is undated and no 2025-26 or 2026-27 order naming the scheme was found; the 2026-27 budget’s ₹42.02 crore for the department’s self-employment schemes does not name it.

“स्थानीय स्तर पर स्वरोजगार उपलब्ध कराने हेतु - डेरी उद्यमिता विकास योजनान्तर्गत (05 गाय इकाई), (10 गाय इकाई) (02 भैंस इकाई), (05 भैंस इकाई) भारवाहक उद्यमिता विकास योजनान्तर्गत - एक खच्चर इकाई व दो खच्चर 250 इकाई भेड़ बकरी उद्यमिता विकास योजनान्तर्गत -पशुधन मिशन योजनान्तर्गत (5 मादा+1 नर) व (10 मादा+1 नर) सूकर उद्यमिता विकास योजनान्तर्गत (5मादा+1नर) व (10मादा+1नर) कुक्कुट उद्यमिता विकास विकास योजनान्तर्गत (Commercial Broiler) फार्म 1000 पक्षियों व Small Commercial Layer फार्म 250 पक्षियांे की स्थापना हेतु उक्त इकाइयों की स्थापना हेतु आवेदक द्वारा लिए गए बैंक ऋण पर लगने वाले ब्याज का 90 प्रतिशत व्ययभार राज्य सरकार द्वारा वहन किया जाना हैं।”

The speech says “farmers associated with some institutions”, so not every society may be covered; it also raises the procurement price of cow milk to ₹61 and buffalo milk to ₹71 a litre (para 31). The only document is the 2026-27 budget speech; no implementing notification was found on the department sites.

“My Government had started a Milk Incentive Scheme last year for registered cooperative institutions of Himachal Pradesh related to milk procurement. Under this, the Government is giving farmers associated with some institutions an incentive amount of 3 rupees per liter directly into their account through DBT. … therefore my Government from the next financial year will increase the assistance of 3 rupees per liter to 6 rupees per liter.”

One unit (2 cows, first or second calving) per keeper (para 4(viii)). Since the 23 Oct 2024 amendment (GO 895) the scheme covers all 75 districts and transit insurance is optional; since the 13 Feb 2025 amendment (GO 70) insurance is for 1 year, renewed yearly by the keeper for 2 more years.

“एक इकाई का तात्पर्य प्रति लाभार्थी स्वदेशी उन्नत नस्ल की 02 गायों से है तथा यूनिट कास्ट लगभग रुपये 2.0 लाख माना गया है। बाह्य प्रदेश से स्वदेशी उन्नत नस्ल की दुधारू गाय के क्रय, परिवहन, ट्रांजिट बीमा, 03 वर्षों के लिए पशु बीमा, चारा काटने की मशीन तथा गायों के रख-रखाव हेतु शेड निर्माण पर व्यय कुल धनराशि का 40 प्रतिशत, अधिकतम ₹ 80000 अनुमन्य होगा।”

Per cow, once in its life, for its 1st, 2nd or 3rd calving; at most two cows per keeper; individuals only, not groups or firms (paras 4, 6). The state may limit numbers to the funds available (para 5). The verification committee was changed by GO 1047/53-2-2023 of 23 Nov 2023 (procedure only).

“साहीवाल / गिर / थारपारकर गाय हेतु: 08 से 12 कि0ग्रा0 तक ₹0 10,000.00; 12 कि0ग्रा0 से अधिक ₹0 15,000.00. हरियाणा गाय हेतु: 07 से 10 कि0ग्रा0 तक ₹0 10,000.00; 10 कि0ग्रा0 से अधिक ₹0 15,000.00. गंगातीरी गाय हेतु: 07 से 08 कि0ग्रा0 तक ₹0 10,000.00; 08 कि0ग्रा0 से अधिक ₹0 15,000.00”

Cost is counted at ₹1,00,000 a cow (Gangatiri ₹70,000) (para 4(v)); any cost above the estimate is the keeper’s (para 5(ii)). Earlier Kamdhenu / Mini / Micro Kamdhenu beneficiaries are not eligible (para 8(i)(छ)). The GO launched it in 10 divisional HQ districts in 2023-24; the department website now says 18 divisional HQ districts.

“कुल अनुदान परियोजना लागत का 50 प्रतिशत देय होगा: (क) रु. 31,25,000 (साहीवाल अथवा गिर अथवा थारपारकर नस्ल के 25 गोवंश) इकाई के लिए। (ख) रु. 30,50,000 (साहीवाल अथवा गिर अथवा थारपारकर नस्ल के 20 गोवंश के साथ-साथ 5 गंगातीरी नस्ल की गायों हेतु)।”

The guidelines describe a 20-calf unit; we cap the count at 20. Individuals, groups of individuals, cooperatives and FPOs are eligible. HADP is still running (Government Orders of 2026 sanction HADP funds for 2026-27), but we found no current order for this project’s farmer components, and the rates are from the 2022 guidelines. Confirm with the department before you invest.

“Interested farmers shall be provided incentive of ₹ 10.00 lakh for 20 female calf rearing unit (₹ 0.50 lakh per female calf including infrastructure) for rearing these calves upto adult hood and selling them as dairy cows.”

HADP is still running (Government Orders of 2026 sanction HADP funds for 2026-27), but we found no current order for this project’s farmer components, and the rates are from the 2022 guidelines. Confirm with the department before you invest.

“All these 100 start-ups shall be provided incentive of ₹ 20.00 lakh each for setting up processing unit, branding and marketing the dairy product, ₹ 3.00 lakh incentive for purchasing a marketing vehicle and ₹ 2.00 lakh as working capital.”

This is training, not a capital subsidy for animals. The document does not split the ₹5,000 between the course, stay and allowance.

“Under this scheme, two weeks training in dairy techniques is imparted to the 5th passed rural people of age 18-50 years at Dairy Training and Extension Centres … The trainees are provided boarding, lodging and daily allowance to compensate for their lost wages. The training cost is ₹5000/- per trainee.”