Mukhyamantri Kamdhenu Yojana: Female Calf Rearing Sub-scheme
यह योजना फ़िलहाल सिर्फ़ अंग्रेज़ी में उपलब्ध है; अनुवाद उपलब्ध होते ही यहां दिखाई देगा।
योजना के बारे में
The scheme "Female Calf Rearing Sub-Scheme (FCRS)" was launched by the Directorate of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Odisha, under Mukhyamantri Kamdhenu Yojana. It aims to promote the scientific rearing of female calves to increase productivity and strengthen the dairy sector in the State. Through this scheme, assistance in the form of calf feed support is provided to eligible beneficiaries for rearing selected female calves. The scheme is implemented by the Directorate of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Odisha, Cuttack, through the Chief District Veterinary Officers and OMFED. The assistance is provided in a phased manner for the rearing of female calves from birth up to a specified age as per guideline provisions. Selection, verification, and monitoring are carried out through Block Veterinary Officers and Chief District Veterinary Officers. The scheme provides support for a fixed number of calves per beneficiary as specified in the guideline.
Objectives
- To enable the dairy farmers to protect and nourish female calves for better growth.
- Provision of adequate health care & in time de-worming.
- To sustain the improved germ-plasm created through genetic up-gradation.
- To reduce delayed maturity in graded heifers through supplementation of balanced feed.
- To encourage dairy farmers to adopt scientific management of calves.
लाभ
Calf Feed Support: Provision of 1400 kg of concentrate calf feed per calf in 8 phases at 50% subsidized cost through OMFED. The calf feed will be provided through Milk Producers Cooperative Societies (MPCS) for areas where MPCS is present or through Block Veterinary Officer (BVO) / Livestock Inspector (LI) for areas where MPCS is not present. 1. Insurance Coverage: The female calves booked under the scheme will be insured with 100% subsidy for 2 years, with an insured value of ₹15,000/- per calf. 1. Health Support: The calves will be provided with routine de-worming and vaccination free of cost.
Disbursement of Benefits:
Calf feed is supplied physically in 8 phases at 50% subsidized cost through OMFED. The insurance premium is borne fully by the Government for two years.
The frequency of the disbursement of Calf feed is provided in 8 phases during the rearing period.
पात्रता
- The applicant must be a resident/domicile of Odisha.
- The applicant should be a dairy farmer.
- The applicant should possess eligible female calves born through Artificial Insemination (AI).
- The applicant should have female calves between 3 & 8 months of age at the time of selection under the scheme.
- The applicant is eligible to avail the benefit for a maximum of 2 female calves per year for female calves born from a Crossbred (CB) cow through AI.
- The applicant is eligible to avail the benefit for a maximum of 4 female calves per year for female calves born from non-descript/indigenous/graded cow through AI.
Preference / Priority / Reservation / Relaxation
- Preference should be given to ST, SC, PWD, Women, Transgender & Small/ Marginal farmer and MPCS members while selecting beneficiaries.
आवेदन कैसे करें
Online
> Registration Process:
Step 1: The applicant interested in availing of the subsidy shall apply to the Go-Sugam Portal through a registration process by submitting the requisite documents.
Step 2: Visit the official website: https://sugam.odisha.gov.in/website/home
Step 3: Click on “Apply” and then click on “Register Now”
Step 4: On the registration page, fill in the mandatory details (Name, Email, Mobile Number, Address, and Password) and click on "Register". The login credentials will be sent to your registered Email ID / Mobile Number.
> Application Process:
Step 1: Visit the official website: https://sugam.odisha.gov.in/website/home
Step 2: Click on “Scheme & Services” and then select the scheme by its name.
Step 3: Click “Apply” and log in. https://sugam.odisha.gov.in/website/citizen-portal/login
Step 4: On the application page, fill in all the mandatory fields and upload the required documents in the appropriate file size and file type. Upon successful submission of the application, the applicant will get an Application Reference ID.
> Check Application Status:
Step 1: Click on the “Track Status” link on the menu.
Step 2: Enter the Application ID or Mobile Number to get the application status.
> Further Processing & Implementation Steps:
Step 1: All willing dairy farmers, i.e., members of Milk Producers Cooperative Societies (MPCS) or non-MPCS members having a female calf born out of Artificial Insemination (AI), shall mandatorily apply through the GO-SUGAM portal. After receipt of the application, a joint verification shall be conducted by the Block Veterinary Officer (BVO), the concerned Livestock Inspector/Veterinary Technician, and the MPCS Secretary (where applicable). Verification regarding the birth of the calf out of AI shall be confirmed through the Bharat Pashudhan Portal.
Step 2: The consolidated list of applicants in the prescribed format, placed at Annexure-II, duly signed by the MPCS Secretary (where applicable), BVO, and Livestock Inspector/Veterinary Technician, shall be submitted to the concerned Chief District Veterinary Officer (CDVO) for final selection during the District Level Committee (DLC) meeting. Beneficiaries shall be selected on first come first serve basis if applications exceed the target, with priority based on the age of the calf.
Step 3: On approval by the DLC, the CDVO shall issue a Go-ahead letter and share the approved list with OMFED, General Manager (Milk Union), concerned BVOs, and MPCS Secretaries. The BVO/VAS/AVAS shall facilitate tagging (if not done earlier), insurance (insured value ₹15,000/-), de-worming, and vaccination of selected female calves. Selected calf data shall be uploaded on the DSS portal within 7 days of issuance of the Go-ahead letter, along with geo-tagged photographs.
Step 4: Upon uploading of selected calf data on the DSS portal, OMFED shall ensure the timely supply of calf feed in 8 phases for 2 years through MPCS in MPCS areas and through CDVO/BVO in non-MPCS areas. Milk Unions shall upload feed supply details on the DSS portal. Calf Cards and FCRS Registers shall be issued for recording feed supply, vaccination, de-worming, insurance details, and body weight. Monitoring shall be conducted at the Block, District, and State levels as per guideline.
> Note:
- The consolidated list of verified applicants must be prepared in the prescribed format, placed at Annexure-II (FCRS Joint Verification Report), and submitted to CDVO for DLC approval (not of concern to the applicant).
- District-wise targets for implementation are provided in Annexure-I.
आवश्यक दस्तावेज़
- Copy of Aadhaar card
कौन पात्र नहीं है
अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्न
- What is the objective of the scheme?
The objective of the scheme is to promote the scientific rearing of female calves, increase milk production, and strengthen the dairy sector in the State. The scheme ensures proper nutrition and growth of selected female calves through structured feed support, insurance coverage, and health interventions over a defined rearing period.
- Who is eligible to apply under this sub-scheme?
All dairy farmers who are members of Milk Producers Cooperative Societies (MPCS) or non-MPCS members having female calves born out of Artificial Insemination (AI) are eligible to apply through the GO-SUGAM portal. The female calves must be between 3 and 8 months of age at the time of selection, and benefits are limited to a prescribed number of calves per beneficiary per financial year.
- What benefits are provided under the scheme?
The scheme provides 1400 kg of concentrate calf feed per calf in 8 phases at 50% subsidized cost through OMFED. The selected female calves are insured with 100% subsidy for two years with an insured value of ₹15,000/- per calf. In addition, routine de-worming and vaccination are provided free of cost through veterinary services.
- How is the calf feed supplied to beneficiaries?
Calf feed is supplied in 8 phases corresponding to the age of the calf over a period of 2 years. In areas where MPCS functions, feed is provided through MPCS, and the beneficiary’s 50% share is either deducted from the milk bill or paid directly. In areas where MPCS is not present, the BVO or the concerned authority manages feed distribution and collection of the beneficiary share.
- Is this scheme a Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) scheme?
No, this scheme is not a cash Direct Benefit Transfer scheme. The benefits are provided in kind and through service support, including subsidized calf feed, fully subsidized insurance coverage, and free veterinary services.
- What is the process of selection of beneficiaries?
After submission of the application through GO-SUGAM, a joint verification is conducted by the Block Veterinary Officer, Livestock Inspector/Veterinary Technician, and MPCS Secretary (where applicable). Verified applications are consolidated in the prescribed format and placed before the District Level Committee (DLC) for approval. Beneficiaries are selected on a first come first serve basis if applications exceed the target.
- What are the limits on the number of calves per beneficiary?
A beneficiary is eligible to avail benefits for a maximum of 2 female calves per year if born from Crossbred (CB) cows through AI, and a maximum of 4 female calves per year if born from non-descript/indigenous/graded cows through AI. If the beneficiary has not exhausted the permissible limit in one financial year, he or she may apply in subsequent years for the remaining number of calves.
- How is insurance coverage provided under the scheme?
The selected female calves are insured for two years with an insured value of ₹15,000/- per calf, and the premium is fully borne by the Government. The CEO, OLRDS, is responsible for insurance arrangements and coordination with the insurance company, while tagging and policy issuance are facilitated through district veterinary authorities.
- How is monitoring carried out under the scheme?
Monitoring is conducted at multiple levels. Livestock Inspectors regularly visit and record the calf’s growth and body weight in the Calf Card and update the DSS portal. Block, Sub-Division, District, and State-level officers conduct periodic inspections. Monthly reviews are conducted jointly by the Directorate of AH&VS and OMFED, and quarterly reviews are conducted by the State Level Monitoring Committee.
- What happens if AI details are not found on the Bharat Pashudhan portal?
If the Livestock Inspector confirms that the female calf was born out of AI but the AI data is not available on the Bharat Pashudhan portal, the Artificial Insemination Technician who provided the service is responsible for uploading the AI details to the portal so that the calf becomes eligible to receive benefits under FCRS.
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