Assistance of Concentrate Feed After Parturition (Scheduled Caste Category) supports livestock owners from the Scheduled Caste community by providing 150 kg of BIS Type II concentrate feed. This scheme helps improve the health of cattle post-delivery, boosts milk production, and promotes healthy calf development.
Assistance of Concentrate Feed After Parturition (Scheduled Caste Category) - Introduction
Assistance of Concentrate Feed After Parturition (Scheduled Caste Category) serves as a vital welfare initiative designed for livestock owners who belong to the Scheduled Caste community. This scheme aims to support your livestock during the critical month following delivery, which is a key phase for both the mother and the newborn calf. by providing 150 kg of high-quality BIS Type II concentrate feed free-of-cost, this scheme helps you enhance the overall health and productivity of your animals.
Key Information
| Scheme Name | Assistance of Concentrate Feed After Parturition (Scheduled Caste Category) |
| Level | State |
| Scheme For | Individual |
| Beneficiary State | Gujarat |
| Category | Agriculture, Rural & Environment |
| Nodal Department | Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Cooperation Department |
| DBT Scheme | No |
Benefits
| Component Name | Assistance Level | Frequency of Benefit |
| Concentrate Feed | 150 kg BIS Type II Concentrate feed | Every year |
This scheme offers 100% assistance, meaning you receive the feed entirely free of cost, ensuring your cattle receive the essential nutrition they need to stay healthy and productive.
Eligibility
To qualify for this support, you should meet the following criteria:
- you should belong to the Scheduled Caste (SC) category.
- you should be a genuine livestock owner.
- you should possess a valid calving certificate for your animal from a government livestock inspector.
Application Process
You should follow these steps to apply for this beneficial scheme:
- Visit the official i-Khedut Portal to start your online application process.
- Navigate to the ‘Schemes’ section and select ‘Animal Husbandry Schemes’.
- Find the Assistance of Concentrate Feed After Parturition (Scheduled Caste Category) and click the ‘Apply’ button.
- Fill out the form to submit a new application.
- If you need to update any information, use the ‘Update Application’ button.
- Once you have verified all details, confirm your application and take a printed copy for your records.
- You can track your application status or access your documents at any time through the applicant corner.
Note: You should submit hard copies of your required documents to the relevant office within 7 days of your online submission.
Documents
Please keep the following documents ready to complete your eligibility criteria:
- Barcoded ration card.
- Government-approved photo ID such as your Aadhaar card or Voter ID.
- Caste certificate issued by a competent authority.
- Official certificate of calving issued by a government livestock inspector.
- Disability certificate if you are a disabled beneficiary.
References
View Official Scheme Guidelines
FAQ's
What is the main objective of this scheme?
The primary goal is to provide nutritional support through BIS Type II concentrate feed to improve cattle health and milk production after parturition.
Who can apply for this scheme?
Any livestock owner belonging to the Scheduled Caste category is eligible to apply.
How much feed will I receive?
You will receive 150 kg of BIS Type II concentrate feed as 100% assistance.
How often can I avail of this benefit?
You can apply for the assistance once every year.
Do I have to pay for the feed?
No, the feed is provided free of cost with 100% government assistance.
Can I submit my documents in person?
Yes, after applying online, you should submit hard copies of your documents to the concerned office within 7 days.
Why is the calving certificate important?
The calving certificate acts as official proof that your animal has recently delivered, which is a mandatory requirement to verify your eligibility.
Where can I apply?
You may apply online through the official i-Khedut portal.