Goat rearing will be promoted in the Arwal district of Bihar. For this, there is a plan to distribute goats among poor families at subsidized rates under the Integrated Goat and Sheep Development Scheme. Three breeding goats of the improved breed Black Bengal are to be distributed at subsidized rates among the selected beneficiaries through […]
Animal husbandry business is growing rapidly in UP. The situation is such that along with farmers, educated people also leave their jobs and do animal husbandry for additional income. Goat rearing is the most demanding business in this. In this connection, Etawah’s Chief Animal Husbandry Officer Dr. Manoj Gupta said that under this scheme, farmers
The trend of goat rearing has increased a lot in Bundelkhand region. Farmers are now rearing goats in many parts of villages, towns and cities. At the same time, now the government is also giving loans up to one crore for goat rearing. Some farmers in Hata block of Damoh took a loan of about
Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Manoj Kumar Agarwal said that the Central Government is promoting goat rearing for breed improvement under the National Livestock Mission. Farmers can rear 100 to 500 goats. On which farmers get 50% subsidy. Under the entire scheme of Rs 20 lakh for rearing 100 goats, farmers are given a discount of
Looking at the benefits of goat rearing, the Prime Minister of the country Narendra Modi mentioned goat rearing in the 110th episode of Mann Ki Baat. He said in Mann Ki Baat that when we talk about animal husbandry, we often stop at cow and buffalo, but goat is also an important livestock, which is
Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Manoj Kumar Agarwal said that goats should be given green fodder regularly. Berseem, cowpea or green grass are very beneficial for dairy goats. These grasses are rich in nutrients and promote milk production. Dry fodder can also be given to goats in the form of dry leaves of acacia, pigeon pea,
