Question: Tell me about the Krishak Bakri Palan Yojnaa scheme.

Answer: **Eligibility:** Himachal PradeshKrishak Bakri Palan YojnaaAgricultureAgriculture DepartmentAnimal HusbandryBakri PalanState
SchemeDetailsBenefitsEligibilityApplication ProcessDocuments RequiredFrequently Asked QuestionsGoat farming is a traditional
occupation of economically weaker segments of the society (small and marginal farmers, mainly nomads and landless labourers) in
Himachal Pradesh. This species is considered to be major source of economic sustenance for these categories of people. Adaptability of
goats to wide range of agro climatic conditions has rendered it suitable for poor farmers. Under this scheme it has been proposed to
distribute units of 11 goats (10 females +1male), 5 goats (4 females +1 male) and 3 goats (2 females +1 male) of
Beetal/Sirohi/Jamanapari/White Himalayan breeds on 60% subsidy.The following is the implementation strategy:ï»¿Goat units for
providing under this scheme will be arranged from either within the state or neighboring states.District-wise targets along with funds will
be provided to Deputy Directors (AH/B)/Controlling Officers of all districts.The demand in the form of applications from eligible
farmers will be collected through Veterinary Officers, who will certify Eligibility criteria in respect of the applicant.The applicant will
give an undertaking that he will not sell the allotted goat units at least for two years.The concerned Veterinary Officer, after verification,
will submit all applications to the Senior Veterinary Officer of his/her area, who will send the applications to concerned Deputy
Directors (AH/B) with recommendations.Beneficiaries will be selected on a first come first serve basis.The Deputy Directors (AH/B)
will compile the demand and constitute a committee to procure goat units for distribution under the Scheme, arranged either from within
the state or neighboring states and shall ensure F.O.R. delivery of goats to selected beneficiaries under intimation to the Directorate.The
Deputy Directors (AH/B) will ensure to submit monthly physical/financial progress reports i.r.o. implementation of the scheme starting
from the month of provision of funds to the District.The concerned Veterinary Officer will ensure periodic follow-up of the established
goat units for their health care & treatment and submit a monthly/quarterly report to Deputy Director (AH/B) for further transmission to
the directorate after compilation accordingly.ï»¿OkWas this helpful?ShareNews and UpdatesNo new news and updates
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