Rashtriya Gokul Mission Scheme proposed to be continued under umbrella scheme Development Programme with the aim of development & conservation of indigenous bovine breed, genetic upgradtion of bovine population and enhancement of milk production and productivity of bovines.
RASHTRIYA GOKUL MISSION
The Rashtriya Gokul Mission (RGM) is being implemented for development and conservation of indigenous bovine breeds since December 2014. The scheme is important in enhancing milk production and productivity of bovines to meet growing demand of milk and making dairying more remunerative to the rural farmers of the country. The scheme is also continued under umbrella scheme Rashtriya Pashudhan Vikas Yojna from 2021 to 2026 with a budget outlay of Rs.2400 crore. The RGM will result in enhanced productivity and benefit of the programme, percolating to all cattle and buffaloes of India especially with small and marginal farmers. This programme will also benefit women in particular since over 70% of the work involved in livestock farming is undertaken by women.
The Indian government’s department of animal husbandry and dairying (DAHD), under its Rashtriya Gokul Mission (RGM), has approved a project to facilitate establishment of breed multiplication farms through entrepreneurship model for making available high genetic merit heifers of cattle and buffalo breeds to farmers. The Breed Multiplication Farm Entrepreneurship Scheme is being implemented through the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB).
At present entrepreneurs/farmers, interested in taking up dairying, are facing difficulties in sourcing disease-free high yielding heifers or cows. Farmers are dependent on either middlemen or other farmers maintaining dairy animals for sourcing their requirement of dairy animals.
A subsidy up to 50% of the capital (limited to Rs 2 crore) is available to the interested entrepreneurs for construction of cattle sheds, equipment and procurement of elite bull mothers etc. The entrepreneurs have to establish a breed multiplication farm (BMF) and produce elite heifers using sexed semen or IVF technology.
Complete details about the scheme are given on the websites https://dahd.nic.in and https://www.nddb.coop. https://dahd.nic.in/schemes/programmes/rashtriya_gokul_mission https://eoi.nddb.coop/BMF/Info
Aims and objectives of Breed Multiplication Farm Entrepreneurship Scheme:
- To enhance productivity of bovines and increasing milk production in a sustainable manner using advance technologies.
- To propagate use of high genetic merit bulls for breeding purposes.
- To enhance Artificial insemination coverage through strengthening breeding network and delivery of Artificial insemination services at farmers doorstep.
- To promote indigenous cattle & buffalo rearing and conservation in a scientific and holistic manner.
- To develop private entrepreneurs for undertaking cattle and buffalo breeding.
- To make available disease-free high yielding heifers/pregnant heifers/cows preferably of indigenous breeds of cattle/buffalo.
- To incentivize private individual entrepreneurs, farmer producer organisations (FPOs), self-help groups (SHGs), joint liability groups (JLGs) and Section 8 companies for establishment of breed multiplication farms.
- Spreading awareness about scientific management practices including animal nutrition and disease prevention etc.
- Multiplication of high-yielding milch animals through scientific breeding including IVF technology and sexed semen.
Essential criteria of selection of entrepreneurs:
> The entrepreneur-aggregator can be a private individual/FPO/farmer cooperative organisation (FCO)/SHG/JLG and Section 8 Company.
> Entrepreneurs shall have appropriate experience in breeding or rearing farm animals.
> The entrepreneur will be responsible for arrangement of land of suitable size and location. At least having ownership/lease deed of suitable size of land to house 200 animals and its followers.
> Any individual/organisation availing loan facility under Animal Husbandry Infrastructure Development Fund (AHIDF) for establishment of breed multiplication farm would also be allowed to obtain subsidy under breed multiplication farm.
> Entrepreneur will make its own arrangement for procurement of feed and fodder as per requirement of the farm.
> The entrepreneur will establish a breed multiplication farm of at least 200 milch cows/buffalo and use the latest breeding technology for continuously upgrading stock.
> The entrepreneur may make available minimum 90 elite female calves in case of cattle and minimum 70 elite female calves in case of buffaloes every year to farmers on cost basis out of the total calves born at the farm. Sexed semen and IVF technology will be used by the entrepreneur for production of female calves. Remaining female calves may be used for replacement of the stock available at the farm
> The entrepreneur will make available high yielding heifers/ pregnant heifers/cows to the farmers/small entrepreneurs interested in taking up dairying. The entrepreneur will also guide farmers on animal nutrition, vaccination, disease testing, maintaining bio-security etc. and also in veterinary aid to the farmer.
Qualification Criteria:
Following will be the minimum pre-qualification criteria. Each eligible entrepreneur-aggregator/ private individuals, SHGs/ FPOs/ FCOs/ JLGs and Section 8 companies should possess all the following pre-qualification criteria. Responses not meeting the minimum pre-qualification criteria will be out rightly rejected and will not be evaluated further.
S. No. |
Pre-qualification Criteria | Supporting Compliance document |
1. | The applicant shall be an entrepreneur-aggregator/private individuals, SHGs/FPOs/FCOs/ JLGs and Section 8 companies and who have their registered offices in India. | Copy of Certificate of incorporation and Partnership Deed, if any For individuals, copy of Aadhar card along with Bank statement for the period atleast last one year. |
2. | Entrepreneur/applicant shall have appropriate experience in breeding or rearing of dairy animals. | Proof of their activity: Certificate of experience inbreeding and rearing of dairy animals from local Govt. Veterinarian (Annexure-II). |
3. | The entrepreneur/applicant will be responsible for arranging land of suitable size and location. At least having ownership/lease deed of 5 acres of land. | copy of ownership document/lease deed (valid at least up to 10 years). |
4. | Entrepreneur/ applicant will make its own arrangement for procurement of feed and fodder as per requirement of the farm. |
Commitment letter from the supplier of feed and fodder. |
5. | The entrepreneur will establish breed multiplication farm of at least 200 milch cows / buffalo and using latest breeding technology for continuously upgrading stock. | Affidavit for the same to be submitted (Annexure-III). |
Funding Pattern:
All the components of Scheme will be implemented on 100% grant-in-aid basis except the components of:
i) accelerated breed improvement programme under the component subsidy of Rs 5000 per IVF pregnancy will be made available to participating farmers as GoI share;
ii) promoting sex sorted semen under the component subsidy upto 50% of the cost of sex sorted semen will be made available to participating farmers and
iii) Central Government will provide one time assistance to each entrepreneur for establishment of breeder farm. The said one time assistance will be limited to 50 % of the project cost (including Capital cost and Animal cost) or Rs. 2 crore whichever is lower. Beneficiary should arrange the balance fund either by wayof loan from scheduled banks/ financial institution or its own funds. Loan period, margin money and collateral may be as decided by the lending Bank/financial institution. Establishment of breed multiplication farm under the component subsidy upto 50% of the capital cost maximum upto Rs.2.00 crore of the project will be made available to entrepreneur.
iv) The capital subsidy will be provided for the cost of housing, procurement of breeding animals along with transportation & insurance cost, equipment /machines in the form of capital cost (except land).
v) The scheme is applicable for only new farms. Existing farms will not be eligible under the scheme.
Components of RGM:
1. Availability of High genetic Merit Germplasm:
a. Bull Production Programme
Progeny Testing
Pedigree Selection
Genomic Selection
Import of Germplasm
b. Support to semen stations: Strengthening of existing semen stations.
c. Implementation of IVF Technology
IVF Laboratories
Implementation of In Vitro Embryo Production Technology
Implementation of IVF technology for getting assured pregnancy
d. Breed Multiplication Farms
2. Extension of Artificial Insemination Network
a. Establishment of MAITRIs
b. Nationwide AI programme
c. Using sex sorted semen for getting assured pregnancy
d. Implementation of National Digital Livestock Mission (Livestack)
3. Development and Conservation of indigenous Breeds
a. Assistance to Gaushalas, Gosadans and Pinjarapoles
b. Administrative expenditure/ operation of Rashtriya Kamdhenu Aayog
4. Skill Development
5. Farmers Awareness
6. Research Development and Innovation in Bovine Breeding
Eligibility:
♦ The applicant shall be an entrepreneur-aggregator /private individual, SHGs/FPOs/FCOs/ JLGs and Section 8 companies who have their registered offices in India.
♦ Entrepreneur/applicant shall have appropriate experience in breeding or rearing dairy animals
♦ The entrepreneur/applicant will be responsible for arranging land of suitable size and location. At least having ownership/lease deed of 5 acres of land.
♦ The entrepreneur/applicant will make its own arrangement for the procurement of feed and fodder as per the requirement of the farm
♦ The entrepreneur will establish a breed multiplication farm of at least 200 milch cows/buffalo and use the latest breeding technology to continuously upgrade the stock.
Documents Required:
√ Copy of Certificate of Incorporation and Partnership Deed, if any.
√ For individuals, a copy of their Aadhar card along with a Bank statement.
√ Proof of their activity: Certificate of experience in breeding and rearing of dairy animals from the local Govt. Veterinarian.
√ Copy of ownership document (Registry or sale deed)/lease deed.
√ Commitment letter from the supplier of feed and fodder.
√ Affidavit (Annexure-III).
Project Information:
i) Please mention how you wish to establish and build the infrastructure on the proposed farm.
ii) Proposed Breed and number of animals planned to be reared on the farm.
iii) Rationale for choosing particular breed.
iv) Number and type of cattle sheds planned.
v) Expected milk production and number of calves to be produced every year.
vi) Availability of water and related arrangements in the area and on the farm.
vii) Plan for production and procurement of feed and fodder.
viii) Arrangement for consultancy and veterinary aid.
ix) Plan for dung management.
x) Plan for energy requirement (electricity and hot water supply).
xi) Expected expenditure and income on the farm.
xii) Mode of reproduction to be employed on the farm
xiii) Committed number of bull calves produced and heifers supplied to farmers from the farm
Application Process: (Online)
Apply on https://dahd.nic.in/schemes/programmes/rashtriya_gokul_mission
Screening of EOL by NDDB.
Identified applicant to submit DPR, EMD and tie up for 50% loan.
Screening of DPR, Field verification and presentation by applicant.
Final selection of applicant and recommendation to bank/financial institution for the loan.
Proposal with sanctioned bank loan approved by DAHD.
Release of 50% subsidy after the release of 1st tranche of the loan.
25% subsidy after all infra is in place along with induction of animals.
25% of subsidy after 10% of calves are born.
Document required for submission of Expression of Interest for Breed Multiplication Farm
Format No. |
Document Required |
Registration | Aadhar Number PAN Number (mandatory for individuals)/GST Number (for organizations if PAN number is not available) |
Format 2 | Copy of Certificate of Incorporation/copy of Certificate of registration – Notorized – for organizations only Declaration that the firm/individual is not black listed on non-judiciary stamp paper- Notorized as per Annexure I |
Format 3 | Certificate of experience – Signed and sealed by Local Government Veterinarian. Training Certificate if training attended/Details of the farm managed/Details of the experienced manpower available (Training Certificates and size of farm managed) “or” Documentary proof of contracting a veterinarian. Signed by both applicant and concerned veterinarian with seal as per Annexure II. |
Format 4 | Address proof (Election Commission Photo ID Card, Electricity Bill, Water bill, Telephone bill, Passbook, rent agreement etc.) Photograph Caste Certificate (If applicable) Last Education certificate The applicant is required to submit proof of Net-Worth (Mandatory) in the form of duly certified Chartered Accountant certificate. |
Format 5 | Copy of ownership document (Khasara/Khatoni/Other land documents) or Registered long-term lease-deed of not less than 10 years, Photograph of land with dimensions |
Format 6 | Detailed Project Report (DPR) : Detailed project report including total project cost, recurring cost, No. of heifers available for sale annually and net income.
Photograph of the project site Bank Details for submission of application for obtaining bank loan, Branch Manager Mail ID Detailed Proper Bank Loan Sanction Letter (to be uploaded) after receipt of Bank Loan Sanction Letter from the Bank |
Format 7 | Affidavit as per format – Annexure III of EoI should be on non-judicial stamp paper with Notary |
Annexure-I
For an Individual
I……………………………… (Name of the individual) …………….. (Age) ………………………… (Address) has not been blacklisted by any Central/ State Government/PSU/Autonomous.
I say and declare that statements made herein above are true to the best of my knowledge, information and belief.
Deponent
(Name & Signature of the applicant)
Note: It should be on non-judicial stamp paper along with Notary
I undersigned …………………………… Managing Director / Director / Chairman of …………………………………………………………………. (Organization), ………………………………. (Address) has not been blacklisted by any Central/State Government/ PSU/Autonomous.
I say and declare that statements made herein above are true to the best of my knowledge, information and belief.
Deponent
(Name & Signature of the applicant)
Note: It should be on non-judicial stamp paper along with Notary.
Annexure-II
Date: ………..
TO WHOM SO EVER IT MAY CONCERN
This is to certify that, M/s/Shri/Mr……………………………. S/o Shri……………….. Resident of ………………………………………………. Distt……………………. of MADHYA PRADESH State, he is I known to me since ………………… years. He is in dairy profession/business since last …………….. years and presently having…………… number of adult dairy animals. He is a progressive dairy farmer following scientific dairy management practices and keen to adopt the latest technologies in the area of dairy animal management and breeding.
Signature : ……………………………
Name :…………………………………
Designation of the Local Govt.
Veterinarian (with seal)
Annexure-III
AFFIDAVIT
I, Mr…………………………. aged………………… years, an Indian adult inhabitant residing at …………………. , do
hereby state on solemn affirmation as under:
I say and declare that I will establish a farm of with atleast 200 milch cows and buffaloes under…………………………………………… BMF project.
I also declare that for production of genetically superior progenies in the herd I will adopt all the latest technologies like IVF-ETT, use of sexed semen etc.
I say and declare, that I will make available at least 90 elite female calves/pregnant heifers (in case of cattle) or 90 elite female calves/pregnant heifers (in case of Buffalo) to the farmers who are interested in taking up dairying on cost basis.
I say and declare that statements made herein above are true to the best of my knowledge, information and belief and I believe the same to be true.
Identified by me.
Deponent
………………………………
Before Me
Solemnly affirmed at………………. this…………. day of…….. 2023
“As targets have been achieved, the BMF scheme is closed.”
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Notification : “Acceptance of fresh applications for establishing Breed Multiplication Farm projects under RGM Scheme has been temporarily suspended till 16/06/2024”