Dairy Business Plan
Dairy Business Plan
Dairy Business Plan
She has two cross bred cows and supplying the surplus milk to CC Milk Cooperative
Society for the past 3 years
She has attended on campus training programs on Dairy Farming, Feed and fodder
cultivation, Breeding and disease management conducted by Veterinary University
Training and Research Centre, Coimbatore
She has availed a Term loan of Rs. 100000/- with ABC Bank in BB Village and
purchased the two milch cattle
The present request is for term loan of Rs.11.00 lakhs under TNRTP matching grant
Programme for the purpose of establishing a small dairy (5+5) unit
Tamilnadu ranks 8th in milk production. Most of the rural people especially women
make their livelihood by rearing milch animals and by supplying milk to the Co-
operatives.
Keeping this in view and to improve the rural economy and to enhance the personal
income of the stake holders in rural areas, Government of Tamilnadu has increased
the procurement price of a litre of cow’s milk from Rs. 28 to Rs. 32 and buffalo milk
Rs.35 to Rs.41.
Enterprise and Entrepreneur Profile
1. Profile of the Entrepreneur:
Name Ms.AAA
Spouse Name
Age 45
Education 10th Standard
Aadhaar Card No 86XXXX111111
Address
Phone No +91 1111111111
Mobile NO +91 1111111111
Email ID [email protected]
Number of years of experience in business Three
Trainings attended (no. and hours) Participated in the on campus
training on dairy farming and
workshop on control of Mastitis
organized by VUTRC, Coimbatore
Spouse’s occupation Agriculture
If Special category NA
2. Enterprise Profile:
Name of the Enterprise M/S ABC dairy Farm
Legal Form of Enterprise Nil
Registration Number Nil
Registration Date Nil
Registered with Whom Nil
GST No ( If available ) Not Applied
Udyam Registration number Not Applied
4. Enterprise Nature:
Type of Enterprise Farm Sector- Agri. Allied activity
Product to be produced Milk Production
Service to be offered: Sale of Milk
Present Demand The area is offering good demand for milk.
The entire milk produced in the village is fully
absorbed by the local milk cooperative society
as well as by private dairy companies
Due to the increase in the procurement price
of the Milk, dairying is the preferred activity in
Current Supply the village and there is considerable increase
in the production and supply of milk.
5.Technical Feasibility:
a.Location
Brief on Location – Whether well The village is easily approachable and well
connected to market by road etc., connected by road
b.Land
Extent of Land, sq.ft. Panchayat Own 3.00 acres agricultural land with adequate
approval, own/leased water source
c.Building The floor space per adult animal is 70 Sq.Ft
Approved plan from local body, Sq,ft, Calf require 20 Sq.Ft.
whether sufficient for the proposed 700 Sq.ft cattle shed will be constructed
activity Building plan and approval will be obtained
from the Village Panchayat administration
d.Power
Whether required power connection is SEB power supply is available.
available
e.Water Adequate water is available.
Whether adequate water is available.
f.Approval
Pollution control Board/GST/FSSAI NA
approvals or any other approval is
required. Present Status
g. Materials Needed Raw-materials
Quantity / Cost / Availability / Delivery Good looking, high yielding, healthy
Time to be discussed. HF/Jersy cows can be purchased from
a. Raw materials dairy farms in Karur, Coimbatore, Erode
b. Equipment and Trichy
Technology Fodder cultivation has been already taken
up in 2.00 acres to fulfil the green fodder
requirement
Veterinary Centre in the village is extending
animal health care and breeding services
The Milk Cooperative society in the village
is functioning effectively and promptly
serving the members.
Paddy, Groundnut and Maize grown in and
around the area will fulfil the dry fodder
requirement
Concentrate Feed- viz: Ground Oil Cake,
Rice Bran, Cotton seed are easily available
in the whole sale market and shandies
nearby the village
Adequate water supply from borewell is
ensured for cultivation of fodder crop
The equipment’s required for milking,
watering, feeding can be easily purchased
from towns located nearby the village
Technology:
The applicant has undergone necessary
training required for dairy farming and
capable of adopting new technology
h. Cost of capital assets. As per Annexure A.
i. Cost of working capital for one The working capital requirement is arrived at
operating cycle Rs.1.75 lakhs as per Annexure C.
OR
25% of projected annual sales turnover The assessment has been done as per holding
if necessary levels detailed in annexure C.
j. Skills Requirements:
skilled labour available / Not available The promoter is well experienced in the line of
If not available: whether people can be activity for more than 3 years.
trained? If so, training period and Agricultural labourers with adequate
training facility? experience in dairy farming are easily available
Production Process:
Production Plan/cycle
(operating cycle may be one-day / The operating cycle is assumed at one crop
week / month or one year as per the season as detailed in Annexure C.
activity selected):
6.Commercial Feasibility:
a. Marketing strategy : Due to the increase in the procurement price
: of the Milk, dairying is one of the preferred
activity in the village.
The milk produced in the village is fully
absorbed by the local milk cooperative
society.
Besides, M/S Hudson Agro, Aroma Milk,
Suguna Dairy are also procuring milk from
this area
b. Pricing & Discounts : Procurement price for the milk has been hiked
by the Government very recently, Private
companies are also offering best price for milk,
based on Fat and SNF content
c. Market promotion strategies: Tie-up Arrangement with Milk Coop society
d. Physical and digital connectivity: Adequate training will be given to the beneficiary
on digital payment channels-POS, QR Code,
Credit card, Debit Card, Paytm and Google Pay.
e. Risks and risk mitigation planned: Risk assessment details as per Annexure E.
7.Environment Assessment:
Category of the enterprise proposed: White/Green / Orange / Red
To be entered as per the requirement – Orange Category Type of Code 2024
Environment Environment Greening Support needed
Issue Guidelines or Measures
identified mitigation identified
measures (for green, Implement Implement
Integrated orange and red the the greening
(Please tick) categories) mitigation measures
measures
Water To ensure NA NA
Exploitation of Wood adequate
local resources Electricity measures for
(water and Proper disposal
energy) of Smoke and
waste water
Dust/air pollutants To ensure NA NA
Waste Disposal of waste adequate
generation and water measures for
disposal Proper disposal
of Smoke and
waste water
Worker and Safety measures / Fire NA NA
Community gadgets extinguishers to
safety be fixed in
sensitive places
in the unit. Full
fire protection
dresses and
gloves for
workers
**Matching Grant is @30% of the total cost of the project (excluding pre-operative
expenses, land cost, lease). As Matching Grant will be kept in a “Subsidy Reserve Fund”
account of the bank as a back-ended grant, it is not shown under the Means of the project.
The matching grant to be adjusted as below:
(Rs in Lakhs)
Loan initially disbursed by the Bank - 9.90
Less 30% matching grant - 3.30
The average DSCR at 5.09:1 is above the required DSCR of 2:1 as per MGP
guidelines. The repayment capacity of the borrower is comfortable.
Recommendation:
As the proposal is viable and complies with the guidelines in respect of Matching Grant
Programme, we may recommend the proposal to the concerned Bank
ANNEXURE – A
BATCH I BATCH II
Year Sequence Days Cycle Year Sequence Days Cycle
Y1 L 240 C1 Y1 L 120 C1
Y1 D 120 C1 Y2 L 150 C1
Y2 D 30 C1 Y2 D 150 C1
Y2 L 270 C2 Y2 L 60 C2
Y2 D 60 C2 Y3 L 210 C2
Y3 D 90 C2 Y3 D 150 C2
Y3 L 270 C3 Y4 L 270 C3
Y4 D 150 C3 Y4 D 90 C3
Y4 L 210 C4 Y5 D 60 C3
Y5 L 60 C4 Y5 L 270 C4
Y5 D 150 C4 Y5 D 30 C4
Y5 L 150 C5 Y6 D 120 C4
Feeding Schedule
Lactation period Dry Period
Quantity Cost Feed cost/ Quantity Cost Feed cost/
Type of Feed
(Kg)/ Cow Per Kg day/cow (Kg)/cow Per Kg day/cow
(A) (B) ( Ax B) ( A) (B) (A x B)
Concentrate Feed 5 25 125 2 25 50
Green Fodder 25 3 75 20 3 60
Dry Fodder 4 4 16 5 4 20
Total 216 130
PROFITABILITY PROJECTIONS
Amount in Rs.
Particulars Year
I II III IV V
Lactation Days - I Batch
(No. of Lactation daysx5) 1200 1350 1350 1050 1050
Lactation Days - II Batch
(No. of Lactation daysx5) 600 1050 1050 1350 1350
Total Lactation Days (A) 1800 2400 2400 2400 2400
Dry Days- I Batch (No. of Dry daysx5) 600 450 450 750 750
Dry Days- II Batch (No. of Dry daysx5) 0 750 750 450 450
Total Dry Days ( B) 600 1200 1200 1200 1200
Cost of Milk per Litre (C) 32 35 39 43 47
Yield per Animal(D) 15 15 15 15 15
Sale of Milk (A x C x D) 864000 1260000 1404000 1548000 1692000
Sale of gunny bags 3420 5580 5580 5760 5760
Sale of Manure@ Rs.1000 per Animal 8000 10000 10000 10000 10000
Total Benefit 875420 1275580 1419580 1563760 1707760
Cost of Production
Cost of Feed /Day (Lactation) …… E 216 227 238 250 262
Total cost of feed during Lactation days
(A x E)….. F 388800 544800 571200 600000 628800
Cost of Feed/Day (Dry)……..G 130 136 143 150 158
Total cost of feed during Dry days(BXG)….H 78000 163200 171600 180000 189600
Total Cost of feed (F+H) 466800 708000 742800 780000 818400
Cost of Veterinary care 18000 18000 18000 18000 18000
Cost of Electricity 30000 30000 30000 30000 30000
Cost of Labour 180000 180000 180000 180000 180000
Cost of insurance 25000 25000 25000 25000 25000
Total cost 719800 961000 995800 1033000 1071400
Gross Profit ----- I 155620 314580 423780 530760 636360
Admin& selling expenses ……J 10000 11000 12000 13000 14000
Operating profit before depreciation.
Interest, Tax (I-J) ……. K 145620 303580 411780 517760 622360
Depreciation ( L ) 45000 45000 45000 45000 45000
Interest on loan(M) 36300 60182 37256 14330 159
Taxes(N) 0 0 0 0 0
Profit after tax{K-(L+M+N)} 64320 198398 329524 458430 577201
Cash Surplus= Profit after tax+
Depreciation-Withdrawal 109320 243398 374524 503430 622201
ANNEXURE –C