Thank you so much for your kindness in study and spreading the technology for the needy farmers.
Very happy in knowing that Osmanabadi goats reciprocate well for Broiler goat farming. Apart from that you have already studied on Broiler goat farming and study results are good, can take your help in technology after purchasing some Osmanabadi goats from you. Mean while , if your study report copy can be sent to me, by email, I will be thankful to you. my email is gipirow@gmail.com
I will be in touch with you sir, for project further steps.
Dear g.p.rao,
Sorry the study report cant be share, it is an private report,the study has been done on behalf of Government,so they doesn’t allows me to share the report to any one, otherwise it will be violation of their laws and they have signed me a patent regarding no to share the report publicly,only i have shared a few conclusions in my above posts.
Regards,
Dr.Shaikh
Goat specialist Doc. www.goatfarm.co.in www.osmanabadigoat.com
Dr Shaik saheb, you are right and thank you sir. I understand your problems with commitment. The clarifications given by you are sufficient. I will go a head and meet you, takes your help in goats supply. Wish you the best sir, g.p.Rao, farmer
Dear Farazuddin,
Day to day activities can be witten in short,For complete explanation visit my website www.goatfarm.co.in in that goat farm project report,there you will get A-Z activities and other details.
Regards,
Dr.Shaikh
Goat Specialist Doc.
Phd Goat Farming.
I am going to start a goat farm on 1 acre land (i am going to purchase this land). I have read your comments where you mentioned that one can feed only 1 KG hydroponic fodder per day or else it would lead to loose motions . What should i do as i would be having limited land availability.
The rearing of goats in India is primarily carried out in the states of Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Rajasthan, Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttarpradesh, West Bengal and Tamil Nadu. These states have the terrain and climate suitable for goat rearing.
The governments of these states have announced various subsidy schemes in association with local banks and NABARD to encourage farmers to rear goats.
Government subsidies:
Investment credit leads to capital formation through asset creation. It induces technological upgradation resulting in increased production, productivity and incremental income to farmers and entrepreneurs. NABARD provides Long Term and Medium Term Refinance to banks for providing adequate credit for taking up investment activities by farmers and rural artisans etc.
Loan obtained for goat farm,required documents:
KYC documents for identification. b. Stamp size/Passport size photographs of the borrowers in duplicate. c. Cropping pattern. d. Copies of land records regarding lands owned/leased as certified by revenue authorities. e. Latest land tax paid receipts are to be produced for verification. f. Original/certified copies of the title deeds and other required documents to satisfy that the applicant is the true and legal owner of the land whenever landed property is offered as security/where developments are proposed and that it is free from encumbrance. g. Project report to be produced wherever applicable. h. Proforma invoice / invoice should be submitted wherever applicable.
Which bank provides you the loan
SBI, Bank of Maharashtra, IDBI Bank, Canara Bank, Bank of Maharashtra, NABARD
Dear doctor sheikh. Does government give land on lease for goat farming? Im from mumbai and looking to start goat farming but the farm land is too expensive here because of the real estate prices going up every day i decided to go for a rented place around mumbai. Please your inputs would be very helpful.