Sad part is that… the “honey-trap” for the blind-virgin diary entrepreneurs like us begins with the “SUBSIDY”
to get SUBSIDY… you need BANK LOAN…to get loan you need to approach Bank… Bank will ask you to get the application sponsored/approved by the concerned veterinary officer of your block… who will prepare your Business Plan. Getting your business plan prepared/approved by ANYBODY in the Government staff is NEVER a good idea… UNLESS he himself has a successful Diary Farm.
all of us know a blind-virgin-diary-entrepreneur when we see him asking for “Which breed gives 25ltr milk?”… and to be honest all of us… at some point in time… got interested in Diary farming by this very 25ltr or more milk magic number. And followed the deal closure “there is money in diary farming… after all…cow gives money from front and from back”… when from front half nothing comes out… only goes in… and the output is in the back half of the cow… yeah we all fall for the statement…lol
With the Dung other than Dung cakes, Fertiliser bottles, Biogas baloons can also be considered a good source of Income especially if one is careful to use less or waste less electricity in diary farming like avoiding electricity driven hydroponics etc. Biogas can include all kinds of waste like animal s-hit, human s-hit & any biodegradable waste like garbage or processed diary or processed animal waste.
Biogas in baloons: bbc.com/news/business-33972995
environmentalengineering.in/Biogas.htm says :
100 cows will give/day 1000/Kg of cow dung, this in a bio digester will yield about 40 M3 of Gobar gas. After removing impurities such as CO2, Sulphur, Moisture etc will yield about 20M3 or 17Kg of pure methane gas. (This is more than 1 cylinder of LPG Gas every day free of cost. In 30 days one will have 30 cylinders! If one is using other combined waste materials and Desi cow I presume one could achieve this target with only 50 cow).
The Genie in a Bottle: blogs.worldbank.org/psd/genie-bo … ssil-fuels
Video: youtube.com/watch?v=s3Vini-9bqU
Demo: direc2010.gov.in/pdf/Demonst … nology.pdf
Case Study: gbes.in/financial-analyses-of-bi … -analyses/
Success story: mnre.gov.in/file-manager/UserFil … -India.pdf
Trucks running on Biogas: newindianexpress.com/cities/ … 999495.ece
"We sell purified biogas at Rs 72 per kilo, whereas LPG costs Rs 92 per kilo. Each cylinder will contain 12 kilo biogas which means it costs `200 less than the regular LPG cylinders,” Anand claimed. (Rs 72 x 12 Kg = Rs 864 per cylinder).
Raw (unpure) 60% methane biogas can be sold at Rs between Rs 20 to 45 per kg.
