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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
What is one of the activities that can be financed under the Dairy Development Programmes?
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The scheme finances individuals for purchasing good-quality, high-yielding milch animals such as cows, buffaloes and cross-bred cows for milk production.
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The scheme finances individuals for purchasing good-quality, high-yielding milch animals such as cows, buffaloes and cross-bred cows for milk production.
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The scheme finances individuals for purchasing good-quality, high-yielding milch animals such as cows, buffaloes and cross-bred cows for milk production.
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
Up to which stage can finance be provided for rearing female calves under the scheme?
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Finance can be provided for purchase and rearing of calves up to the stage of first lactation.
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Finance can be provided for purchase and rearing of calves up to the stage of first lactation.
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Finance can be provided for purchase and rearing of calves up to the stage of first lactation.
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
Which of the following is an innovative animal husbandry activity covered under the scheme?
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The scheme covers innovative activities such as cattle breeding, salvaging of dry pregnant cattle and milk-processing facilities.
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The scheme covers innovative activities such as cattle breeding, salvaging of dry pregnant cattle and milk-processing facilities.
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The scheme covers innovative activities such as cattle breeding, salvaging of dry pregnant cattle and milk-processing facilities.
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
Which of the following can be financed as part of milk-processing facilities?
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Eligible milk-processing facilities include milk chilling plants, pasteurization plants, transport equipment, and milk processing and storage facilities.
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Eligible milk-processing facilities include milk chilling plants, pasteurization plants, transport equipment, and milk processing and storage facilities.
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Eligible milk-processing facilities include milk chilling plants, pasteurization plants, transport equipment, and milk processing and storage facilities.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
What is the average daily milk yield mentioned for financing milch animals under the scheme?
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The scheme mentions milch animals for milk production with an average daily milk yield of 6.5 litres or exotic bred cows.
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The scheme mentions milch animals for milk production with an average daily milk yield of 6.5 litres or exotic bred cows.
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The scheme mentions milch animals for milk production with an average daily milk yield of 6.5 litres or exotic bred cows.
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
Who can be eligible as an individual borrower undertaking dairy as a subsidiary activity?
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A landless agricultural labourer or farmer may be eligible if they have experience and adequate arrangements for fodder and animal accommodation.
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A landless agricultural labourer or farmer may be eligible if they have experience and adequate arrangements for fodder and animal accommodation.
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A landless agricultural labourer or farmer may be eligible if they have experience and adequate arrangements for fodder and animal accommodation.
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
What is required for an individual borrower undertaking dairying as the main activity?
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The borrower should be well experienced in running a dairy farm commercially and have arrangements for sheds and growing or storing fodder concentrates.
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The borrower should be well experienced in running a dairy farm commercially and have arrangements for sheds and growing or storing fodder concentrates.
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The borrower should be well experienced in running a dairy farm commercially and have arrangements for sheds and growing or storing fodder concentrates.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
What is considered a viable size of a dairy unit under the scheme?
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A unit consisting of 2 milch animals is considered a viable size under the scheme.
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A unit consisting of 2 milch animals is considered a viable size under the scheme.
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A unit consisting of 2 milch animals is considered a viable size under the scheme.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
What is the extent of loan available under the Dairy Development Programmes?
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The loan amount is need based, subject to assessment under the scheme.
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The loan amount is need based, subject to assessment under the scheme.
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The loan amount is need based, subject to assessment under the scheme.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
What is the repayment period for dairy loans, and what moratorium is available for cross-bred calf rearing?
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The general repayment period is 5 years in monthly or quarterly instalments linked with the lactation period. Cross-bred calf rearing has a 30-month moratorium.
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The general repayment period is 5 years in monthly or quarterly instalments linked with the lactation period. Cross-bred calf rearing has a 30-month moratorium.
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The general repayment period is 5 years in monthly or quarterly instalments linked with the lactation period. Cross-bred calf rearing has a 30-month moratorium.