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    This document outlines the key parameters for a small-scale dairy farm business plan, including: 1) Details about the farm such as the owner's name, address, unit size, project cost, bank loan amount, and loan repayment period. 2) Economic parameters of the buffalo including the cost per animal, their daily milk yield, and the sale price of milk. 3) Requirements for fodder production such as the needed land area and covered housing area per animal. 4) Additional costs such as construction, fodder, feed, veterinary care, electricity, insurance, and labor. 5) Notes that income from calf sales will offset rearing costs and he

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    This document outlines the key parameters for a small-scale dairy farm business plan, including: 1) Details about the farm such as the owner's name, address, unit size, project cost, bank loan amount, and loan repayment period. 2) Economic parameters of the buffalo including the cost per animal, their daily milk yield, and the sale price of milk. 3) Requirements for fodder production such as the needed land area and covered housing area per animal. 4) Additional costs such as construction, fodder, feed, veterinary care, electricity, insurance, and labor. 5) Notes that income from calf sales will offset rearing costs and he

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    Dairy Project

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    This document outlines the key parameters for a small-scale dairy farm business plan, including: 1) Details about the farm such as the owner's name, address, unit size, project cost, bank loan amount, and loan repayment period. 2) Economic parameters of the buffalo including the cost per animal, their daily milk yield, and the sale price of milk. 3) Requirements for fodder production such as the needed land area and covered housing area per animal. 4) Additional costs such as construction, fodder, feed, veterinary care, electricity, insurance, and labor. 5) Notes that income from calf sales will offset rearing costs and he

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    A CVLkVILW

    name of Lhe proprleLor
    Address
    unlL slze
    ro[ecL CosL (8s)
    8ank loan (8s)
    Margln Money (8s)
    8epaymenL erlod (years)
    Loan 8aLe of lnLeresL ()

    8
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    CosL of each buffalo (8s)

    Average daily milk yield of each buffalo


    Sale price of milk (Rs./lit)


    rrigated land required for fodder production (acres)


    Covered area required for each animal under loose
    housing including storage area (sq.ft.)


    Cost of construction of livestock shed and store room (Rs/sq.ft.)


    Cost of production/purchase of green fodder (Rs/kg)


    Cost of production/purchase of dry fodder (Rs/kg)


    Cost of concentrate feed (Rs/kg)


    Cost of veterinary aid per animal per year (Rs.)

    Cost of electricity and water per animal per year (Rs.)


    Rate of livestock insurance premium (%)


    Annual wages of each farm labourer (Rs.)


    Sale price of empty livestock feed gunny bags (Rs.)


    Expenditure on rearing of calves will be offset by the income
    realized from their sale.


    Heifers will be retained on the farm as replacement stock.


    Farmyard manure shall be used for fertilizing the fodder plots.










    C
    actation Chart
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    (buffaloes are purchased in 2 batches at an interval of 5-6
    months)

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