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Establishment of Regional Semen Production Laboratory and Semen Bank for sheep and goat
Ministry of Fisheries,Animal Husbandry and Dairying
Details
- Genetic improvement of Indigenous descript breeds of sheep/goat through selective breeding
- Genetic upgradation of non-descript sheep/goat breeds through cross-breeding with high genetic rams or bucks to increase productivity.
- Reducing negative selection and inbreeding among sheep & goat breeds by propagation of superior male germplasm through artificial insemination and other developed assisted reproductive technologies.
Benefits
- The funding pattern will be 60:40 for all the states except NER & Himalayan States where it will be 90:10 and 100% for UTs.
- One-time grants-in-aid up to Rs. 4,00,00,000 as Central Share will be provided to the concerned state eligible for the establishment of Regional Semen Station for construction of semen laboratory, maintaining of breeding bucks and rams, sourcing of locally available high genetic merit animals and processing of semen.
- Rs. 30,00,000 will also be provided as a one-time expenditure towards procurement of consumables, medicines, chemicals etc. required for first-time processing of semen.
- The regional semen bank shall have to generate its own resources for running of the semen station. No recurring expenditure will be provided for running expenses of the semen station.
Eligibility
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Post-Application Processes
Documents Required
- Detailed project report (DPR)* including cost of project, means of finance, recurring cost, net income etc.
- Land document (Ownership / Lease deed/ Rent Agreement etc.)
- Photographs of project site
- Documentary proof of applicant’s share in the project
- List of farmers linked/attached with applicant comprising Name, Aadhar Number, Mobile No. and Address
- PAN card*
- GST registration certificate
- Certificate of Incorporation (In case of company)
- Partnership Deed (In case of partnership firm)
- Address Proof* (Election Commission Photo ID card, Electricity Bill, Water Bill, Telephone Bill, Passbook, rent agreement etc.)
- Last three years audited Annual financial statements, if applicable
- Last three years income tax returns, if applicable
- Bank statement for last six months
- Canceled cheque along with bank mandate form*
- PAN Card*
- Aadhar Card*
- Address Proof * (Election Commission Photo ID card, Electricity Bill, Water Bill, Telephone Bill, Passbook, rent agreement etc.)
- Photograph*
- Caste certificate, if applicable
- Education certificates
- Training certificates
- Experience letter/ certificate about any livestock farming activities done earlier
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the objective of this scheme?
The objective is to genetically improve indigenous sheep/goat breeds through selective breeding, upgrade non-descript breeds by cross-breeding with high genetic rams or bucks, and reduce negative selection and inbreeding by propagating superior male germplasm through artificial insemination and other reproductive technologies.
Who is eligible to apply for this scheme?
State Livestock Agencies are eligible to apply for this scheme.
What financial assistance is provided under this scheme?
The scheme provides a funding pattern of 60:40 for most states, 90:10 for North Eastern Region (NER) and Himalayan States, and 100% for Union Territories (UTs). It includes a one-time grants-in-aid up to ₹ 400 lakh for the establishment of the laboratory and ₹ 30 lakh for the initial procurement of consumables, medicines, and chemicals.
What are the key components of the project?
Key components include the establishment of a Frozen Semen production laboratory for goats, a liquid semen production laboratory for sheep, and adherence to Minimum Standards for Sheep and Goat Semen Processing (MSP) guidelines.
What is the funding pattern for this scheme?
The funding pattern is 60:40 for all states except for NER & Himalayan States where it is 90:10, and 100% for UTs.
What documents are required to apply for this scheme?
Required documents include the application form, project proposal, identity proof, address proof, entity registration documents, bank account details, land ownership/lease documents, technical specifications, detailed cost estimates, approval letters, environmental clearances (if applicable), a declaration form, and an Expression of Interest (EOI) from the state.
What is the process for subsidy disbursement?
Subsidy is disbursed in two instalments: the first instalment is released upfront after the bank or financial institution confirms the first instalment of the loan, and the second instalment is released after project completion and verification by the State Implementing Agency.
Is recurring expenditure covered under this scheme?
No, the scheme does not cover recurring expenditure for running the semen station. The regional semen bank is expected to generate its own resources for operational expenses.
What are the responsibilities of the State Implementing Agency?
The State Implementing Agency is responsible for verifying the submitted documents, assessing project feasibility, disbursing funds, and conducting follow-up verification after project completion.
Where can I get more information about the scheme?
For more information, contact the State Implementing Agency or the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying (DAHD), Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry, and Dairying (MoFAHD), Government of India.
What are the Minimum Standards for Sheep and Goat Semen Processing (MSP)?
The MSP guidelines provide the structure, requirements of logistics, equipment, and protocols for semen processing that the semen labs must adhere to when preparing project proposals.
Can the funding be used for purchasing land?
No, the funding cannot be used for purchasing land, working capital, personal vehicles, or the cost of rent and lease of land.
How long will the State Implementing Agency follow up on the project?
The State Implementing Agency will follow up on the project for a period of two years after its completion to monitor its operation and sustainability.
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Establishment of Regional Semen Production Laboratory and Semen Bank for sheep and goat
Ministry of Fisheries,Animal Husbandry and Dairying
- Genetic improvement of Indigenous descript breeds of sheep/goat through selective breeding
- Genetic upgradation of non-descript sheep/goat breeds through cross-breeding with high genetic rams or bucks to increase productivity.
- Reducing negative selection and inbreeding among sheep & goat breeds by propagation of superior male germplasm through artificial insemination and other developed assisted reproductive technologies.
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