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    Scheme For The Establishment of Backyard Poultry Units For The Year 2018-19

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    The document summarizes a scheme proposed by the State government to establish backyard poultry units for small farmers and economically weaker sections of society. [1] The scheme would provide 50 chicks, feeders, and drinkers to 1,000 beneficiary families to help supplement their income and nutrition. [2] Each of the state's 22 districts would receive targets of backyard poultry units ranging from 20 to 75 units. [3] The rearing of chicks and distribution to beneficiaries would be managed by the government's poultry hatchery and applicants would be recommended by local veterinary and administrative officials.

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    The document summarizes a scheme proposed by the State government to establish backyard poultry units for small farmers and economically weaker sections of society. [1] The scheme would provide 50 chicks, feeders, and drinkers to 1,000 beneficiary families to help supplement their income and nutrition. [2] Each of the state's 22 districts would receive targets of backyard poultry units ranging from 20 to 75 units. [3] The rearing of chicks and distribution to beneficiaries would be managed by the government's poultry hatchery and applicants would be recommended by local veterinary and administrative officials.

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    The document summarizes a scheme proposed by the State government to establish backyard poultry units for small farmers and economically weaker sections of society. [1] The scheme would provide 50 chicks, feeders, and drinkers to 1,000 beneficiary families to help supplement their income and nutrition. [2] Each of the state's 22 districts would receive targets of backyard poultry units ranging from 20 to 75 units. [3] The rearing of chicks and distribution to beneficiaries would be managed by the government's poultry hatchery and applicants would be recommended by local veterinary and administrative officials.

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    Scheme For The Establishment of Backyard Poultry Units For The Year 2018-19

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    The document summarizes a scheme proposed by the State government to establish backyard poultry units for small farmers and economically weaker sections of society. [1] The scheme would provide 50 chicks, feeders, and drinkers to 1,000 beneficiary families to help supplement their income and nutrition. [2] Each of the state's 22 districts would receive targets of backyard poultry units ranging from 20 to 75 units. [3] The rearing of chicks and distribution to beneficiaries would be managed by the government's poultry hatchery and applicants would be recommended by local veterinary and administrative officials.

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    Scheme for the establishment of Backyard Poultry units for the

    year 2018-19
    The State has a vast potential of self employment generation in the
    animal husbandry sector. The provision of this scheme has been made in State budget
    with an objective to improve the socio-economic status of the small farmers and
    landless agricultural labourers as well as other economically weaker section of the
    society. The detail of the scheme is as under:-
    Description of the Scheme and its objects

    Backyard poultry is a handy enterprise with negligible initial investment,


    however good economic return along with a guarantee for improving nutritional status
    of the members of beneficiary family. This scheme is being proposed in the Annual
    Plan 2018-19 keeping the following peculiarities in view:-
    i. Low initial investment with higher economic returns
    ii. A unit can be started with as low as two chicks to a large flock upto 50 birds
    iii. Feeding cost is negligible due to better utilisation of agricultural by-products,
    leftover food items and grains in the households
    iv. Eggs and birds can be sold in local market fetching handsome returns because
    of ever growing demand for organic chicken and eggs
    v. Consumers are willing to pay higher price for high quality desi chicken meat or
    egg
    vi. These backyard poultry units would act as ready ‘ATM’, because the birds and
    eggs can be sold at any time anywhere with cash payment
    Justification for the Scheme

    Presently, poultry production is more or less an industry with more than


    60% poultry birds being kept by large commercial breeders whereas the remaining
    40% birds are reared by mostly small farmers, landless, labourers and weaker sections
    of the society. The department is only providing techno-advisory services to the
    poultry entrepreneurs/large commercial breeders. But, keeping in view the
    peculiarities of backyard poultry and its benefits, this scheme is being proposed with
    an aim to supplement the income of the resource poor beneficiaries and also to
    provide nutritional support to their family members.
    Annual objectives & impact expected:-
    i. Long term objective of this Scheme besides employment, is to provide
    nutritional security which will also play an important role in gender
    empowerment and social up-liftment.
    ii. To supplement the income of the families of the resource poor beneficiaries.
    iii. To improve nutrition status of beneficiaries and their family members.

    The department proposes to implement this scheme with an amount of


    Rs. 50.00 lac having components as tabulated below with inter component flexibility--
    Financial requirements
    The component-wise financial requirement of the Scheme are as follows-

    Sr. Component (Amount


    No. in Rs.)
    1 Strengthening of infrastructure of Government Poultry Hatchery, 3000000
    Hisar like purchase of Hatcher, Setter and other related items,
    Purchase of 500 chicks for parent stock and feeding cost etc.
    2 Rearing of 50000 chicks for 10 days @Rs.30 per chick 1500000
    3 Supply of two water drinkers, two feeders to the beneficiary 500000
    family and transportation charges of chicks.
    Total 5000000

    Strategies
    To obtain maximum profit from backyard poultry farming there is an
    urgent need to improve the backyard poultry farming by introducing sturdy poultry
    birds, which can survive when raised with low inputs. Therefore, the department from
    its own hatchery will provide 8-10 days old, 50 birds to each beneficiary family free
    of cost at their door step. Further, provision has also been made for the supply of two
    water drinkers and two feeders to the beneficiary family free of cost. In addition,
    provision has also been made for transportation of chicks at the door steps of the
    beneficiaries. Two water drinkers and two feeders would be purchased by Deputy
    Director of concerned district and the same would be supplied to the beneficiaries.
    Roll out of the Scheme in terms of Commencement of Activities
    The department would assist the beneficiaries in establishing Backyard
    poultry units for which a list of such beneficiaries from amongst the small farmers,
    landless agricultural labourers and other economically weaker sections of the society
    will be supplied by the concerned Deputy Directors to the Assistant Director Govt.
    Hatchery, Hisar who will arrange to supply chicks to them. The applicant would apply
    to Veterinary Surgeon, I/C Government Veterinary Hospital in the format as annexed
    as Annexure I. The Government Poultry hatchery at Hisar will be further strengthened
    to produce quality chicks of low cost input technology suitable for backyard poultry
    farming in the State. Accordingly, a provision of Rs. 30.00 lac has been made in the
    scheme to strengthen Government Poultry Hatchery, Hisar for the purchase of
    Hatcher, Setter and other related items etc. Chicks would be reared at Government
    Hatchery, Hisar and thereafter will be supplied at the doorstep of the beneficiary in the
    State along with two water drinkers and two feeders. The list of beneficiaries will be
    supplied by the concerned Deputy Directors to the Assistant Director Govt. Hatchery,
    Hisar.
    Physical Targets
    Under the scheme low input technology birds of Chabro breed will be
    supplied to the beneficiary families. There is a target to setup 1000 backyard poultry
    units in the State and each family will be provided 8-10 days old 50 chicks free of
    cost.
    Timeline of implementation of programme and target date of completion
    This Scheme will be implemented during the year 2018-19.
    District-wise Physical Targets
    Scheme for the establishment of Backyard Poultry units

    Sr. No. Name of District Annual targets

    1 Ambala 50
    2 Bhiwani 25
    3 Charkhi Dadri 20
    4 Faridabad 65
    5 Fatehabad 50
    6 Gurugram 75
    7 Hisar 50
    8 Jhajjar 25
    9 Jind 50
    10 Kaithal 50
    11 Karnal 50
    12 Kurukshetra 50
    13 Mahendergarh 25
    14 Mewat 75
    15 Palwal 70
    16 Panchkula 25
    17 Panipat 25
    18 Rewari 25
    19 Rohtak 50
    20 Sirsa 50
    21 Sonepat 45
    22 Yamuna Nagar 50
    Total 1000
    Annexure I
    Animal Husbandry and Dairying Department, Haryana
    Application form for Scheme for the establishment of Backyard Poultry units
    Area Govt. Vety. Hospital ..................................
    Village/City .................................................
    Sub-Division.......................................................
    District ........................................................

    1. Name of Applicant
    2. Age
    3. Name of Father/Husband
    4. Address of Applicant

    5. Aadhar Card Number (enclose


    photocopy)
    7. Educational Qualification
    9. Whether the applicant is Scheduled
    Caste (Yes/No) (if yes, enclose
    photocopy)
    10. Whether the applicant belongs to BPL list No. ................. Year ......................
    BPL family if yes; proof thereof.
    12. Details of agriculture land in the Acre ........ Kanal.......... Marla............
    name of applicant (enclose
    verification from Patwari)
    19. Any other information if not given
    above

    Date......................... Signature of Applicant

    Declaration by applicant
    I, .................................................S/o / W/o ....................................resident of ..............................
    declare that the details provided by me are true and I shall be responsible for any wrong
    information given by me.
    Date.................................... Signature of Applicant

    Verified

    (Village Sarpanch/Panch/Representative of local body)

    Recommendation of Veterinary Surgeon and Sub Divisional Officer


    It is to certify that Sh./Smt. ....................................... S/o / W/o Sh. ........................................ is a
    permanent resident of village/city............................................ whose application is being
    recommended under the Scheme for the establishment of Backyard Poultry units.

    Veterinary Surgeon Sub Divisional Officer


    GVH ............................. Sub Division .......................

    Approval by Deputy Director


    The application of Sh./Smt. ....................................... S/o / W/o Sh./Smt. ........................................ is
    approved under the Scheme for the establishment of Backyard Poultry units.
    Deputy Director
    District ...................

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