Assistance for Pig Farming

Support to entrepreneurs for establishment of pig breeder farm with breeding animals from the Central or State Government/University farms or local farmers with high genetic merit.

Type of assistance

Promotion of Piggery Enttepteneur, the entrepreneur will be provided assistance for the esablishment of a breedet farm with minimum 50 sow and 05 boars. The applicant can also establish breeder farm with 100 sow and 10 boars. Accordingly, 50% capital subsidy up to following subsidy celling will be provided to beneficiaries

 How To Get It ? 

• State Implementing agency will invite entrepreneurs/eligible entities through Expression of Interest.
• The Entrepreneurs/Eligible Entities shall submit the application through the NLM Portal in response to Expression of Interest.
• The entire subsidy amount will be channelized through the Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI). The subsidy will be provided by SIDBI to the lending scheduled bank or Financial Institutions to the subsidy account of beneiciaries.
• The beneiciaries interested in taking beneit under the entrepreneurship project in self‐inancing mode need to provide Bank Guarantee from a scheduled bank for the remaining cost of the project beyond the capital subsidy sought for support.

What You Need ?

• Either have obtained training or have trained experts or have suficient experience in the relevant ield in managing and running the project or have technical experts with suficient experience in the relevant ield of managing and running the project.
• Have got the loan sanctioned for project by the bank or financial institutions, and furnished bank guarantee from scheduled bank along with appraisal of project for its validity by bank where it is holding the account.
• Should have own land or leased land where the project will be established.
• Have all the relevant documents for KYC

What Assistance You Will Get ?

50% subsidy up to the subsidy limit of Rs. 30 lakh directly to the beneiciary account through SIDBI in two equal instalments.

Source : Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying