IWMP-3 - Commissionerate of Rural Development Gujarat State ...

DWDU, Rajkot
• Introduction to the machinery and equipments used.
• Dough making and the value addition in the form of flavour.
• Bringing about variations in shapes and sizes.
• Papad & Chips making – Practical
• Drying and preservation
• Cost considerations and waste reduction.
• Pricing & packaging
Production System-2: Dairy Buffalo Farming
Estimated Project cost for Dairy Buffalo farming of one unit
Farming is a complex, multi-component, interactive process that is dependant in land, animal, human and natural resources as well as
capital investment. Sustainable agriculture embraces all such aspects of farming system. Small and marginal land holders can reap the
benefit. In this context live stock is an important component.
Dairy farming scheme can be taken up in the semi-urban, village and near highway villages, for the sake on transportation, breeding and
marketing facilities. Since milk is an easily perishable item, it is to be immediately consumed or sold, so the farms needs to be located in
the consuming centre itself. The scheme provides for purchase of one milch animal, construction of byre, feeding equipments and water
tank. Cost of feed for one year and the insurance premium for the first year has also been capitalised. The recurring expenditures include
cost of feed and medicines, water and electricity charges and insurance fees. The concentrated feeds will be supplemented with green
grasses and fodder tree leaves.
A. Non – Recurring Expenditure:
1. Construction of Byre (Cowshed) and feed Godown @ 50 Sq.ft. floor / Buffalo @ Rs. 100 per Sq.ft : Rs. 10000.00
2. Cost of Water Storage Tank L.S.: Rs. 2,000.00
Detailed Project Report: IWMP-III 114