The document outlines an animal husbandry scheme in Karnataka called Pashu Bhagya. The key aspects of Pashu Bhagya include providing 50% subsidies to SC/ST farmers and 25% to other small farmers to establish cattle units with loans up to 1.2 lakhs. It also provides 0% interest loans up to 50,000 for cattle feed and insurance subsidy for up to 5 cattle per milk cooperative member. The scheme continues providing Rs. 5,000 ex-gratia for livestock insurance. Other ongoing department schemes include various central livestock disease control programs, breed development, insurance, and farmer training.
The document outlines an animal husbandry scheme in Karnataka called Pashu Bhagya. The key aspects of Pashu Bhagya include providing 50% subsidies to SC/ST farmers and 25% to other small farmers to establish cattle units with loans up to 1.2 lakhs. It also provides 0% interest loans up to 50,000 for cattle feed and insurance subsidy for up to 5 cattle per milk cooperative member. The scheme continues providing Rs. 5,000 ex-gratia for livestock insurance. Other ongoing department schemes include various central livestock disease control programs, breed development, insurance, and farmer training.
The document outlines an animal husbandry scheme in Karnataka called Pashu Bhagya. The key aspects of Pashu Bhagya include providing 50% subsidies to SC/ST farmers and 25% to other small farmers to establish cattle units with loans up to 1.2 lakhs. It also provides 0% interest loans up to 50,000 for cattle feed and insurance subsidy for up to 5 cattle per milk cooperative member. The scheme continues providing Rs. 5,000 ex-gratia for livestock insurance. Other ongoing department schemes include various central livestock disease control programs, breed development, insurance, and farmer training.
Pashu Bhagya Hon'ble Chief Minister has announced a new 'Pashu Bhagya' scheme in the Budget Speech 2015-16. The scheme will include:
o Backended subsidy of 50% to farmers belonging to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled
Tribes and 25% to other small and marginal farmers will be provided to establish cattle, sheep, goat, pig, poultry units in availing maximum loan of Rs.1.20 lakh from commercial banks (The subsidy to SC/ST has been revised from 33% to 50% vide Pashu Bhagya Administrative Approval GO, dated 04-08-2015). o Short term loans upto Rs.50,000/- at 0% interest will be provided through Co-operative Banks, on the lines of crop loan, for providing cattle feed/other maintenance expenditure. o Subsidy will be provided to the members of Milk Producers' Co-operative Societies for payment of insurance premiums upto 5 cattle. o The scheme of providing Rs.5,000/- ex-gratia under 'Kurigahi Suraksha Scheme' will be continued. A grant of Rs.5.00 crore will be provided for this program. Other programs & schemes Other programs and schemes implemented by the department are:
o Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS)
o National Project on Rinderpest Eradication (NPRE) o Assistance to State for control of Animal Diseases (ASCAD) o Foot and Mouth Disease Control Programme (FMD-CP) o National Animal Disease Reporting System (NADRS) o National Control Programme on peste des petites Ruminants (NCP-PPR) o National Programme for Brucellosis Control o Establishment and Strengthening of existing Veterinary Hospitals and Dispensaries (ESVHD) o Breed development o Livestock insurance scheme o Special livestock development plan o Special Component Plan (SCP) o Tribal Sub Plan (TSP) o Infertility camps o Fodder development scheme o Farmers Training Programme, etc.