Dairy farmers | Dairy farming kit to get more items

The scheme for tribal and scheduled caste families in Goa, which provides for a dairy kit to encourage the communities to take up animal husbandry activities, is being enhanced with more items added to the kit.

Edited by: Cloe Desirée Juarez
The Time Of India
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A file in this regard has been sent by the directorate of animal husbandry and veterinary services (AHVS) to the government and is pending approval.

“The earlier version of the scheme was not able to garner good response from the tribal community, owing to which, we have now enhanced the scheme. We want members of the communities to come forward and avail of the dairy kit subsidy. The scheme will be profitable for farmers after its revision,” an AHVS official told TOI.

The total value of items which earlier did not exceed Rs 5,000, will now have a capping of Rs 30,000. The communities will get 100% subsidy in this scheme.

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