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    NABARD Subsidy and Loan Process: Dairy-Farming

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    This document provides a list of 17 factors that should be carefully considered before starting a dairy farming business. These include whether the owner will manage it themselves or hire employees, the availability of water, transport for milk, costs associated with land, infrastructure development, electricity rates, government subsidies, veterinary support, and identifying willing buyers. A thorough business plan is recommended that outlines details like promoters, infrastructure, staffing needs, financial projections, and industry/competitor analysis to help evaluate the feasibility of the venture.

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    This document provides a list of 17 factors that should be carefully considered before starting a dairy farming business. These include whether the owner will manage it themselves or hire employees, the availability of water, transport for milk, costs associated with land, infrastructure development, electricity rates, government subsidies, veterinary support, and identifying willing buyers. A thorough business plan is recommended that outlines details like promoters, infrastructure, staffing needs, financial projections, and industry/competitor analysis to help evaluate the feasibility of the venture.

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    This document provides a list of 17 factors that should be carefully considered before starting a dairy farming business. These include whether the owner will manage it themselves or hire employees, the availability of water, transport for milk, costs associated with land, infrastructure development, electricity rates, government subsidies, veterinary support, and identifying willing buyers. A thorough business plan is recommended that outlines details like promoters, infrastructure, staffing needs, financial projections, and industry/competitor analysis to help evaluate the feasibility of the venture.

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    This document provides a list of 17 factors that should be carefully considered before starting a dairy farming business. These include whether the owner will manage it themselves or hire employees, the availability of water, transport for milk, costs associated with land, infrastructure development, electricity rates, government subsidies, veterinary support, and identifying willing buyers. A thorough business plan is recommended that outlines details like promoters, infrastructure, staffing needs, financial projections, and industry/competitor analysis to help evaluate the feasibility of the venture.

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    A well drafted business plan will contain details about the promoters, infrastructure information, human capital
    requirement, business model, industry outlook, competitor analysis, SWOT analysis, past financial
    performance, projected financial performance, key financial indicators and any other relevant information.

    But before taking a decision careful consideration needs to be done on -

    1. Who will handle - ownself or employees


    2. If oneself - a. whether have previous experience in this line or not, b. Do you have
    time for 24 x 365 days c. Do you have helping hands in your own family - because
    if you have some work or fall sick, who will take care of muke animals, d. Whether
    have passion for such work and e. What is your target and time horizon.
    3. If wants to work with employees, will you get the dedicated staff to work in this
    line and it’s cost.
    4. Availability of Water and it’s cost.
    5. Distance of consumers and availability of transport for transporting milk to
    consumer’s place and cost of same.
    6. No of cows wishbto deployed, Cost of cows, type of available breed, their average
    yield, milking period left and their life in climate of place where these are to be
    kept.
    7. Cost of land, if want to purchase or rent, if desired to be taken on lease.
    8. Cost of development of infrastructure like compound wall, shed for cows, storage
    tank for water, storage place for fodder, storage for keeping dried cow dung, gas
    generating plant, D.G. Set for supplying power in case of power failure and/or
    outage etc.
    9. Soil Fertility of nearby area where from fodder is to be procured.
    10. Market Price of Milk, Curd, Ghee, Paner, Cream, Khoya (Mawa) and Butter Milk
    etc. that can be made from available Milk, if planned.
    11. Yield of above product expected from per unit of milk and cost of conversion.
    12. Level of sophistication or automation desired
    13. Accessibility from the main connecting road
    14. Method of producing milk - Conventional/Traditional, Integrated or intensive,
    Organic or inorganic and Stall fed or sun grazed
    15. Availability of Electricity and it’s rate per unit
    16. Government Subsidies, if available for dairy.
    17. Availability of veterinary doctor in nearby area
    18. Availability of medicines required for treatment in. Early area
    19. List of willing buyers who are ready to purchase milk at rate offered by you and in
    the time slot desired by consumer.

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