Poultry Farming Subsidy: Get Up to 40% Government Subsidy for Layer Chicken Farming – Here’s How

Avijit Das3 min read

A new initiative has been launched by the Animal and Fisheries Resources Department of the Government of Bihar to promote self-employment and encourage egg production in the state. Under this initiative, the Layer Poultry Farming Scheme has been introduced, providing a golden opportunity for those who want to start a business in poultry farming. Through this scheme, eligible beneficiaries will receive financial grants from the government to set up a layer poultry farm.

Let us inform you that the scheme encourages the establishment of two types of farms: first, a farm with a capacity of 10, 000 layer chickens (including a feed mill),and second, a farm with a capacity of 5, 000 layer chickens. The government is providing a subsidy of up to 40 per cent for setting up these farms. Here’s the complete information about the scheme:

Main Objective of the Scheme

The main objective of the Bihar government is to provide self-employment opportunities to rural youth, helping them become self-reliant. The scheme also aims to promote the poultry industry in the state, ensuring self-sufficiency in egg production. Interested beneficiaries can become successful entrepreneurs by taking advantage of this scheme. This initiative will not only boost egg production but also open new employment opportunities for rural youth.

Key Features of the Scheme

Farm Types Supported:

Subsidy Details:

Loan Interest Subsidy:

The government will provide a 50 percent subsidy on the interest of bank loans for four years, reducing the financial burden on entrepreneurs.

Who Can Benefit?

Why Choose Layer Poultry Farming?

  1. Regular Income: Layer chickens are perfect for egg production, providing regular daily income.
  2. Constant Demand: The demand for eggs remains stable in the market.
  3. Cost-Effective: Layer poultry farming offers good earnings at a relatively low cost.

Application Process for Poultry Farming Subsidy

To avail the benefits, interested beneficiaries must apply to the Animal Husbandry Department of their respective districts. A Descriptive Project Report (DPR) and other required documents must be submitted to set up the farm. After departmental approval, beneficiaries can obtain a loan from the bank.

This scheme offers a great opportunity to start a poultry farming business with government support

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Avijit Das

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