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“Starting a Dairy Farm Business”
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  • Raghunath expert adviser said on February 27, 2011
    @L.ARUN, @Tej N. If you will go for good breed cows that will cost you approximately Rs40000-50000. You need to construct dairy sheds, milking parlour, feed store, implements room, milk room, chaff cutter shed etc. 400 sq ft will be good enough per animal for 20-30 cows. If you want you can reduce it to 350 sq ft. These are the most essential machinery required for diary farming like Milking Equipment(milking pails, milk cans), chaff cutter machine, Generator, Borewell With Motor, Ropes, chains, water pipes, Loader for Tractor.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • Laurie Flanagan said on February 27, 2011
    I am an ex Zimbabwean dairy farming in Kwara State Nigeria, I am milking 100 Jersey cows that were imported from South Africa I have been doing so for the last 6 years , if any Nigerians are interested in dairy farming advice please feel free to contact me flanagan_laurie@yahoo.co.uk
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on February 27, 2011
    @ngeno kibet juius, yesterday i wrote about the best breed cow, area you need to start a diary farm, cost of good breed cow, how much milk you can get from a cow per day, minimum capital you need to start, machine require for diary farm etc. You can see those above.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • RAINA said on February 28, 2011
    sir, i want to construct a small dairy farm with 20 cattle. i have 60 cent of land. Please give more suggestion regarding the construction, feed management, labor cost, purchase of cow, available loans
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on February 28, 2011
    @RAINA, Construction and labor cost varies according to the place. One hectare of land can manage around 20 cows and it cost approximately 3 to 7 lakhs depends on infrastructure and varies with place to place. In "loose housing system" there are various advantages like less labor require to construct the sheds, feeding is easy, construction cost is less, in future you can change the structure easily if you want but the only disadvantage is you need more space, fear of natural calamities and Spread of disease is possible here. I suggest height of shed should be 12-13 ft in middle and 7-8 feet at the corners. farm should be perpendicular to wind direction. if your budget is more than try to consult local dairy farm consultants to help you more. If you have time then you can visit local farms to gather more knowledge.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • s.saradhi said on March 1, 2011
    sir,i am a young (40y)automobile engineer by interest in agriculture left all jobs and started cultivation nearly 12y back. by interest in animals started a small diary with 6no's H.F cows brought from EAROD, TAMILANADU, 3y back. but i am not able to get full yield from cows. some farmers brought cows from different places like maharastra, chittur, B'loor etc., they also face the same problem. our place is a coastal area with plenty of resources. we are from east godary district andhra pradash. we are in godavari river delta with normal atmosphier. pl let me know where we can get cows to suit our area and gives higher yields. thanks
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 1, 2011
    @s.saradhi, if the breed is good then the yield should be same. There could be some issues due to the coastal belt, have consulted local vets? You also need to get them their required diet, don't expect to get the same results by feeding them less.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • pradeep said on March 1, 2011
    hi. I am pradeep from chhapra bihar. I want to start dairy business from 10 cows please let me know the cost and scope
  • devana srinivasarao said on March 1, 2011
    hi. we are five friends.we all post graduates.we have to start dairy form now. our aim is to do business at 100 crore turnover. we need loans from bank.
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 1, 2011
    @devana srinivasarao, to have a 100 crores turnover per year you need to setup a plant of 300 crore size and 30% cash to start the business with the loan. In order to secure a loan you need a collective collateral of 300 crore at least.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • SN REDDY KATANGURU said on March 1, 2011
    Hello sir, We have taken a existing dairy farm wef.1st March, 2011 and we would like to know your kind suggestions on the following:-
    1. If there is any availability of free brochure/ pamphlet/manual/handbook/catalogue please send me or its' contents may kindly be mailed to "kasanareddy@gmail.com"
    2. How much land is sufficient for 35 cows and 7 she-buffaloes.(We have 3800 Square yards area with compound and 260ft x 15ft cattle sheds at preent)
    3. Pl. suggest the Machinery/ equipment required for it and their cost.
    4. Pl.reveal the method of feed and feeding to get more milk.
    5. Pl.convey the cost/ expenditure of Maintenance per month. Thanks and regards,
    Address: S N REDDY KATANGURU, #2-6-1126, KLN REDDY COLONY, 80'-0 ROAD, HANAMKONDA, DIST:WARANGAL, ANDHRA PRADESH, INDIA- 506 001 Contact Phone No:+919849535355
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 1, 2011
    @SN REDDY KATANGURU, please refer to my above comments on land requirement and machinery/equipment required for diary farm. I think Hay feeding method is the best method for get more milk.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • nikhil said on March 2, 2011
    hi, devana srinivasarao. where are you from. are you from karimnagar.. reply me
  • abhijith said on March 2, 2011
    hi every one i am planning to buy 4 jersey cows i am from karnataka could you please tell the cost of 1 jersey cow price in karnataka and how much does 1 jersey cow yields milk/day(APPROX) please its my kind request if any body have good idea about it please mail me @ abhijji@yahoo.com or call me @ 8453462511.
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 2, 2011
    @abhijith, I think jersey cow cost around Rs40000-50000 and one cow can give 20-25lt milk per day. More details are available in previous comments you can see those above. What is your budget and do you have your land already?

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • Ankit said on March 3, 2011
    Hello Sir, I want to start cow farms in my own land in Punjab, so I want full details about the cow farming such as(feeding,dairy product machine,total cost including cow shelter for 50 cows).i am graduate in commerce so pls tell me which diploma/training course is must to start dairy farming.so please send full details about the beginners like me.thanks
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 3, 2011
    @Ankit, i think you don't need any diploma/training course for starting a diary farm. If you still want to do a course then find a place from this list and get a suitable course for yourself. Your expenses for 50 cows can go upto 50-70 lacs.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • nikhil said on March 6, 2011
    devana srinivasarao i want to contact u nkjnjain@gmail.com
  • Rajesh Kushwaha said on March 6, 2011
    I am MBA and wanted to start our own Dairy Business i have land in Village but town is 12 Km far from my Land and B grade city 70 Km far from my Land.initially i want to start medium business like 1-1.5 Lakh investment. Tell me how i can start my successful business and how much earning i can make in a year?
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 6, 2011
    @Rajesh Kushwaha, your earning will be low as you can manage to buy only 2-3 good cows with this amount. Still you will need shed and workers to manage this. Your monthly earning can't be more than 5K rupees for this investment.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 7, 2011
    @dr.v.a.lakshmi, we don't revile the identities unless the person added that in his comment. You can answer the person here and we will ping him to comeback and read your comment. You can add your signature to the post so that if they like you then they will call you or email you.

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  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 7, 2011
    @anand, Hi anand, you kind of asked everything that one needs to know about this farming business. I am deleting your comment and adding your questions with answers here. The answers to questions that i skip can be found above so you got to read bit more.
    • how much should i spend for each cow each year on?
      I think food will cost you around Rs.25000-30000 and current bill will cost you around Rs.5000-6000 per year depending on your place.
    • what would be the cost of a milking machine?
      A milking machine will cost you approximately Rs50000 but it can vary from Rs.50,000-Rs.300,000 depending on its quality and ability to store milk.
    • How many liter of milk is produced by day per cow
      There are many cow breed who can give more than 25lt of milk per day but i think the pure breeds of Switzerland origin and cross breed are the best. Pure jersy and HF can give 20-40 lt depending on food and weather.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • anand said on March 8, 2011
    hi, i am anand, thanks for sending me some answers of my questions(question no. 723). i have few more questions

    If i bring few pure hf breed capable of producing 30 lit, then these cows must be kept in a air conditioned room. on doing so the current charges will increase so my question is that will the government give any concession in current charges in village areas. i have heard that in village areas current charges are free for agricultural purpose.
  • anand said on March 8, 2011
    should i pay tax for the profit which i get from dairy farm if yes how much much
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 8, 2011
    @anand, Hello Anand, if you are a senior citizen then you are not needed to pay if your earning is less than Rs.250,000. If you are not senior citizen then you are exempted from tax if your earning is less than Rs.180,000

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 9, 2011
    @anand, please don't copy paste stuffs from other sites, our system will delete them. Anyway, if you need anything from those questions then use the contact us page from the bottom to email me. Current bill varies from state to state and I don't think it is free in any state yet. It can be subsidized but all states are not giving such facilities. You need 30-35 C for these cows I think you can manage to provide such temperate without having the ACs too.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • ganesh saoji said on March 11, 2011
    I have 10 cows and i am interested in purchasing 5 more but i want the machine which draw milk tell me the overall cost required for it.
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 11, 2011
    @ganesh saoji, Hello ganesh, There are various kinds of machines available in the market.
    Here is the approximate rates of milking machines in India.
    - Single cluster machine will cost you around Rs. 50,000 to 70,000
    - Double cluster machine is about Rs. 80,000 to 100,000
    - Four cluster machines - Rs. 130,000 to Rs. 170,000

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • Sunil said on March 12, 2011
    Dear Sir, We have 20 cows and we want to start a small dairy farm in our village, we already have sufficient land with fencing. Could you please give the information regarding the machines to buy which can be affordable. We can afford upto 3 lakhs. What machinery we need to buy and where are those available in the market.(We stay in hyderabad, AP) And please provide additional information regarding establishment of dairy farm, because we are new to this. Thanks Sunil
  • dr.v.a.lakshmi narasimhan b.v.sc beginner adviser said on March 12, 2011
    halo i am a VETERINARY DOCTOR i am from tamilnadu i am working in dairy co-operative sector for the past 25 years any body who wants any information or CONSULTANCY for dairy farm can do i have worked in milk chilling centre for a period of 6 years handling about 1-1.5 lakh litres per day my email address is lakvet@yahoo.co.in mobile :9443179667

    Dr. V. A. Lakshmi Narasimhan
    +91 94431-79667
    lakvet@yahoo.co.in

  • Rizwanullah Khan said on March 13, 2011
    I am planning to start a Dairy Farm with Processing Unit in my village in Pakistan .Since i have lot of free land for farm but the problem is investment if some one ready for partnership with me in this business please contact me Thanks, on below email q.rizwanullah@yahoo.com
  • INDRAJIT GHOSH said on March 13, 2011
    I am residing at west bengal at 24pargana(north) 55 km away from SEALDAHA. I have a 5.59 acre piece of land and want to develop a DAIRY FIRM of 800 BUFFALOES DAILY 5600 LTRS MILK IN THAT LAND WITH A 5 CRORE PROJECT COST AND AFTER STARTING THE PROJECT I AM ABLE TO REFUND 600000/- MONTHLY AFTER 6 MONTHS AND THE INTEREST QUARTERLY. LOAN TERM WOULD BE 8-10 YRS.LAND VALUATION AS PER GOVT. RATE IS 65 LACS AND MARKET RATE IS 1 CRORE. IF POSSIBLE THEN CONTACT ME IMMEDIATELY.
  • Manish Malhotra said on March 13, 2011
    Hello, I am new to dairy farming and i want to start dairy farm from around 50 animals and enhance it upto 1000 animals. kindly provide the information for the same. I want to start it in rajasthan. I want to invest more on livestock as it would give production and lesser on machinery so kindly advice me for the machinery that is a must in dairy farm for 1000 cows. How much space would be required for the animals as well as for the fodder. Secondly i have heard about the fodder beet which can be grown on just 1 acre land and can feed 80 to 100 cows for 60-70 days, so is that a good feed for the animals and is this info correct. Kindly guide me.
  • Nidhi said on March 14, 2011
    Dear Sir, I want to start manufacturing of ghee from cow milk in Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh area for which we need he machineries , which are not very expensive. Kindly guide me as to where can I contact for the same , and as we are planning to produce 2 kgs ghee per day on a small scale, the machineries should not be highly priced as well.
  • revanth said on March 14, 2011
    hi sir, I want to start a dairy form with 8 lakhs .
    how many cows can i buy with this amount?
    how much land is requiring for it?
    how much i need to spend per month for this and how much i can earn per month?
    if you have any catalogs, project reports regarding this. please email me.
  • jasmeet chhabra said on March 14, 2011
    hi,sir i am starting a dairy farming project in uttrakhand with 100 cows so please guide me the best hitech methods & feeding methods
  • Nitin Bisht said on March 15, 2011
    Dear Sir, I want to start dairy business at Haldwani in Uttarakhand. Please suggest me the initial cost breakup involve in the setup and how i can get the loan for the same as initially i dont have much to invest. I wanted to do the ground work once i get the details. Please also send me if you have any catalog on the same. Thank You in Advance, Regards, Nitin Bisht
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 15, 2011
    @Nitin Bisht, Hello Nitin Bisht, You can easily get the loan from any rural banks or from NABARD for dairy farming. For getting the bank loan You should apply to your nearest branch of a commercial bank along with the application form and business plan. The items of the loan would include construction of sheds, purchase of equipments and purchase of animals etc. May be you can get the feeding cost of animals for initial one-two months. You can get some more valuable advice on previous comments as well.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • nikhil jain said on March 16, 2011
    hello vikram jain my self nikhil jain which location u r to start. reply me i am from ap.. nkjnjain@gmail.com
  • zaigham zaheer said on March 18, 2011
    Sir i am going to start a dairy farm in Pakistan.i want to know how i can buy a machine for milk.i can get easy milk from cow and also low price.in Pakistan city Islamabad with regard zaigham
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 19, 2011
    @zaigham zaheer, i see many milking machine suppliers are using this page to list their names, find few that are close to your place and contact them for a price quote. http://punjab.olx.com.pk/milking-machine-supplier-in-pakistan-lahore-iid-39714982

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • Saji K Chacko said on March 21, 2011
    Dear Sir, I want to start one dairy farm in tamilnadu or in kerala. I can Invest around 1 crore for this project. where can i get the project report
  • S.mishra said on March 21, 2011
    Dear sir , I want to start a dairy firm in orissa . How can I get loan? What are the risk factors.?
  • rajat said on March 21, 2011
    Hi sir, This is Rajat from Nagpur, Maharashtra. I want to enter into a dairy farm business. As i am an MBA fresher and as this will be my first project, first of all i want to ask the percent of RISK involved in this business. I own 5 acres of land. so in 5 acres of land with how much cows should i start a business, the total investment in that, and the rate of return in that?? Ur advise will be very helpful for me to go further with this project.
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 21, 2011

    @Saji K Chacko, with 1 crore in hand you can start a decent farm. Unfortunately we don't have or sell project reports so please contact your local business consultants to make one business plan for you. If you don't know any then ask to existing business owners to find few business advisers in your locality.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • Radhe Shyam Yadav said on March 21, 2011
    Hello Sir, I'm interested in dairy farming its my passion and I would like to keep with nature myself and I want earn more money I belong to rural(village) areas in Rajasthan 100km far from Delhi and 165 km from jaipur on NH.-8. I have my own land area of 4 acre with borehole set-up, and just I want to know what are the RISK in this and how I can start this and how can I make more profit and how much will be invest in this or can I get loan subsidy etc I want all information related this business. Thanks
  • avi said on March 22, 2011
    hi, i want to start dairy farm in punjab, india for like 100 cows. i have 25 acres of land. i want know how much is the cost for whole project including shed and everything. and also i want to know the return. thanks
  • Vinod said on March 24, 2011
    @Kalpana Chowdary I'm Vinod from Andhra(Vijayawada). Even I was planning to set up a dairy farm as I have land in nalgonda dist. I guess we can help each other in terms of knowledge sharing. you can reach me at 7207381037 and veenu28star@gmail.com. All the best.....
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 25, 2011

    @S.mishra, i just replied @Karunakar Jena about the possible ways of getting loan. Please check this page.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • BASHARAT said on March 28, 2011
    i want start the dairy farm in Kashmir and please give me details like build up plan i.e building internal structure. cows selection, details about their food. my contact 09419067779
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 28, 2011

    @BASHARAT, Hi Basharat, Here is the details of Dairy farm shed construction.

    • Each cow needs at least 1-1.25 mt width and 1.5 - 1.75 mt length as standing space. You should keep some open area for animals.
    • The floor of the shed should have proper slopping and concrete as well.
    • The roof should be simple, you can use iron sheet for the roof. The height of roof should be 8' side and 15' high in center. If you will use iron sheet, you can use grass on top to cool in summer.

    You can get more information on best breed cow and the food in above comments.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • K.NAGAMANI said on March 30, 2011
    I am K.Nagamani,Devarapalli,West Godavari District,Andhra Pradesh. I would like to start dairy forming unit.Budget required for this project is Rs.20,00,000/-.Donors/investors can contact soon to my email address as given below for project details. vdurga2009@rediffmail.com. Thank you,
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on March 30, 2011

    @Manish Malhotra, Hello Manish, You can get the machinery requirement for diary farm in above comments. Here are some tips on your questions.

    • Space require for a diary farm along with diary shed, milking parlor, maternity pens, straw store, feed store, implements room, milk room, chaff cutter shed, manure pit etc should be 500sq.ft per animal. As you are planning for 1000 animals you can reduce the space to 350 sqft per animal.
    • About fodder production space requirement, i think 1 acre land is good enough for 4-5 adult animals. But with the new technology the space required for fodder cultivation can reduce but i do not think 1 acre is enough for 80-100 cows by any means.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • malinipatel said on March 31, 2011
    Hello Mathan, I am malini patel staying in Bangalore. My husband is interested in starting a dairy farm. Please advice us on how to start the business. Thank you, Malini patel.
  • Veeresh said on April 6, 2011
    Hi, We 3 of our friends are planning to setup a small Diary farm just to start additional income apart from our salaries. One of us has 2400 sft of land and would like to understand the complete requirements for starting this business as we all are new and doesn't have any background on this business. Purpose of this business we plan is one to have the secondary income and two we also want to contribute to the society with these natural products. So, can you please help us with the requirements and estimates so that we can plan either to proceed or not.
  • kuldeep said on April 11, 2011
    Thanks Raghunath Ji, This is a wonderful forum.I think answer to almost every aspect of a dairy farm have been covered in above discussions.So far I was associated with mother dairy as milk supplier but very soon i am starting my own Commercial dairy farm in Central U.P. Regards Kuldeep K.Dubey 9455205368
  • Dev said on April 11, 2011
    Dear Raghunath Ji, Basically i am an Indian migrated in Australia in 2005. I would like to start dairy business in Gujarat so i can support to my cousin and some family member. We have a land in most of the villages and i will do investment for them and to support them. They all are hard working but they have a financial problems. So i want's to help them. Can u please tell me what the margin in this business. I am ready to invest 50 lacs to 60 lacs in this business. Waiting for your reply. Have a nice day. Thank you. With regards, dev
  • jp said on April 12, 2011
    I want to start a dairy farm ,want to know land requirement,as i am planing to grow grass there it self,want to have 20 odd cows.want to place automatic milking machine. pls let me know the man power requirement for the said project. I want this project in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. Cheers jp
  • Preetham Reddy beginner adviser said on April 16, 2011
    Hi, I am from Bangalore, and own lands in Andhra Pradesh , ( penukonda). From all the posts that I have read here, it looks like this -- A lot of people want to enter dairy farming as an alternate income , let me clarify that it does not happen that way.
    • You are either fully committed and hands on or you are better off doing some other field of work.
    • Secondly , there are programs to help budding entrepreneurs run by Animal Husbandry dept in the respective states , kindly contact them for further details regarding course and duration , the fee is not expensive.
    • Thirdly the quantum of money to be invested needs to be in alignment with the amount of commitment and work that an entrepreneur wants out of his enterprise , That calculation can only be made by self assessment.
    • Fourthly there is no sure fire scheme to succeed, only patience hard work and diligence pays .
    • The returns are around 30% per year , Most of the regular and consistent market is to sell to Dairy Cooperatives or Private Players like Reliance or Godrej , or Hatsun if they are available in your area. It is a viable business with decent returns and needs a lot of commitment.

    PH: 09845022335

  • Raghunath expert adviser said on April 17, 2011

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  • BIDIT KR. PRADHAN said on April 27, 2011
    Hello sir, i have completed my studies in orissa but my father expired(1995) our dairy farm is in down from 50 cows now we have only 11 cows left. i know the technique of dairy farm but i need to know how to approach govt fund or bank loan against my farm. thnks
  • SANJAY SHARMA said on April 29, 2011
    I HAVE 15 ACRES OF LAND IN HISAR, HARYANA AND HAVE A WISH TO START DAIRY FARMING. PLEASE BE INFORMED (CONSIDERING THE SPACE AVAILABLE) HOW MUCH COWS CAN BE EASILY HANDLED WITH? FURTHER, AS PER THE NUMBER OF COWS SUGGESTED BY YOU, WHAT MACHINERY EQUIPMENTS ETC WILL BE REQUIRED AND WHAT WILL BE THE TENTATIVE COST OF THE PROJECT? ONE MORE THING, CONSIDERING THE FUTURE EXPANSION, DOES IT MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE TO THE MACHINERY COST?THE REASON OF ASKING THIS QUESTION IS 'IF THE MACHINERY EQUIPMENTS CAPACITY MATTERS, THEN BETTER TO HAVE THE MACHINERY AS PER THE EXPANSION PLAN'. I CAN ARRANGE AROUND 10-15 MORE ACRES OF LAND ADJOINING THE LAND MENTIONED ABOVE. YOUR GUIDANCE WILL REALLY BE OF A VERY HELP TO ME. THANKS THANKS
  • priya chiinganee said on May 5, 2011
    hello sir, basically i m in Mauritius i want to take a course of dairy farm and start a business in mauritius with 100 cows fresh fresh milk, dried milk and paneer, i have money but dont know how to do it. thanks and looking forward to hear from you. regards priya
  • Mohandas said on May 25, 2011
    Hello, I m from bangalore and have 5 acres land at Hirisave, Hassan District in Karnataka with which i want to start cattle farming. need to know about the breed which would be suitable for this area and have profitable business. need guidelines and project report if any to go through and understand the process
  • Raghunath expert adviser said on June 7, 2011

    @Vishwanath, that is per cow per year. sorry for the typo.

    Raghunath Natarajan
    Startup Biz Hub - Advisor (Staff)

  • Ranjith B Menon said on June 8, 2011
    Hello, I am currently working with one of the banking majors in India and is based in Kerala. I am looking for starting up a Dairy farm in a place of almost 1 acre which I have . I request you to please support me by providing the necessary details as well as an other information for the startup including the financing options. My email ID is ranjithbmenon@gmail.com
  • Magon said on June 8, 2011
    Would like to start small scale production of pasteurized Organic Milk facility with 2000 lit/ day capacity in Haryana India. Would like to discuss details on the business evaluation and project formulation
  • Rafiuzzaman Khan said on June 14, 2011
    Hi all, I am a NRI in Dammam, Saudi Arabia,but basically from Meerut,UP.I am planning to start a dairy farm in India on the same pattern as that of Al Safi, Al Marai or Nada but of course not on the same scale in the beginning. As I went through all the massages above I came to know that there are thousands of people interested in starting dairy farms on smaller scales ranging from10-15 cows to say 100 cows but do not have the knowhow about this business. There are chances that many of these small dairy farms will end up in loss and become the feed stock of the big fishes already established in the market.

    I , therefore, call upon all the interested people to come together, form a big group,combine resources and collectively start a dairy farm on much larger scale on share holding cum employment basis. In doing so we are going to reduce the chances of failure to the minimum. I specially call upon the people who are currently employed in different dairy farms and are interested in the proposal to come and join the group as your expertize will help the venture and reduce the need to hire the work force from out side.

    The final size of the project will depend upon the response from you people but in no way it is going to be Rs 100 crore including promoter's share and loans from financial institutions. I am personally going to contribute around Rs.one crore in the project. People who are interested in the proposal or have a query, clarification or suggestion,please write to me on my e-mail:samiarafi@yahoo.com, Thanks and Regards, Rafiuzzaman Khan
  • Mahesh said on June 20, 2011
    Hi Raghu, We are having an existing dairy farm with 10 Buffaloes, I want to produce by products like, Lassi, Curd, Butter and skimmed milk. Could you please suggest me the training centers in Hyderabad. My email ID is kmallesh80@gmail.com
  • A MURALI KRISHNA said on June 22, 2011
    Hi sir, This is murali from tirupathi,andrha pradesh. I want to enter into a dairy farm business. i recently completed my mba marketing from business school in hyderabad, first of all i want to ask the percent of RISK involved in this business. my dad is a government employee and we own 25 acres of land . i want to start business initially with 15 to 20 cows. how much capital should i have and is it easy to maintain a dairy farm? how many workers should be there ,what will the cost of each cow/ sir please tell me every thing about this business
  • Abiy Tesfaye said on June 25, 2011
    I live in ADdis Ababa Ethiopia and I want to enter in to a Dairy Farming Business in Ethiopia I want to start the business with 10 cows please give me some advice if it is possible thank you!
  • Keisha Harding:) said on July 26, 2011
    Hi... My Name Is Keisha. I Live In Polk County, North Carolina. I Am Interested In Starting A Dairy Farm But Need Some Insight On Materials, Animals, Helpers, And Etc. I May Need. Please Anybody - Anytime EMail Me With Any Information You May Have About Staring This Dairy Farm.
  • Dipendra Limbu said on August 1, 2011
    Dear sir, I want to start a Organic dairy farm in Eastern Nepal, mostly crossbreeds because i the location i have chose is above 2000m from sea level. but the problem is that i cannot find any information about the av availability of pure bred bulls or about the artificial insemination as well as the dairy equipment's who can supply to Nepal. Thank you
  • Marina Prado said on August 27, 2011
    Hi there! I would love to learn about the dairy business, like how and where to purchase cows and the equipment to milk my cows and work at the land etc. I am located in the Alameda county in California near Modesto, Please contact me and guide me,, I really know that's a business I'd love to expend the rest of my life in, I would also love to know how can I get a land for rent,, I don't have a place of my own and I don't even know if that's a must to have for this kind of business. Please set me on, Thank you and greetings and prayers from California
  • Malkiat Singh said on August 28, 2011
    I am interested in setting up a high tech dairy project in Punjab with foreign joint venture, either from NZ, Denmark, or USA. Kindly guide me with your expertise.
  • Anbu said on September 13, 2011
    Hi, Raghunath sir, Thanks a lot for ur useful info.
  • uday said on October 9, 2011
    london, ontario, canada. i wanted to start a small dairy form with 10 cows. how much does it cost for equipment, cows field etc
  • Terry said on October 16, 2011
    If u have the land or capital required for setup a dairy farm or can get a loan go for it great just remember farming never stops, cows require milking twice a day 6-7am and around 3-4pm, the rest of your day will involved feeding out after the first milking is done, mending fences, adjusting feed breaks in the paddock for morning and night. Cows in my country cost around $2,500 or at a rate of 0.7939 will buy $1984 USD. land also is over 1 mill USD, big milking companies wont pick up from farms if you have under 100 cows, friesian or Jersey cows are normally the best. just remember cows can get Mastitis a inflammation of breast tissue, which is not safe for human consumption (consult your local vet) Cows also love silage, rotting grass put under a plastic cover we kept a big paddock free from use for silage. great to use over winter when grass is slow to grow. Peace be with you!
  • neelkamal banik said on October 23, 2011
    dear sir my location is bijnor (uttar pradesh) want to start a dairy with 10 cows or buffalo please suggest me for any consultancy near by. thanks. my email ID is banik.neelkamal@gmail.com, PH: 9927044949
  • Saidu MV said on November 23, 2011
    Hi, I am currently working in Saudi Arabia and i am planning to go back to India - kerala for final. I have plan to start a small farm for my survival but i have only 40 cents of land which includes my home. Please advise me about the number of cows i can manage with the existing land how could i manage cattle feed. Thank you,
  • Aashish kadian said on November 25, 2011
    Dear sir,i have 1 acer land in a village in jhajjar district.i wants to start a big diary farm on this land with help of goveronment help i.e. govt. loan & subsidy. so please help & contact me this regarding.
  • PRASAD said on November 25, 2011
    Write your business location to help you better. Exp: City, State, Country Prasad from Bangalore, india wish to establish dairy farm. please mention the contact details of availability of Desi cows at Bangalore or in and around bangalore
  • Ravinder K Godara said on November 26, 2011
    SIR I WANT TO START A DAIRY FARM WITH 100 COW . N ALSO A CHILLING CENTER FOR MILK SOCITEY . PLZ TELL ME ABOUT LAND MACHIENARY ECT . THANKS
  • s.ruban said on November 26, 2011
    dear sir i am in sattur which is in south tamilnadu i am going to start a cow farm of 10nos of jercy can u guide me which type of cow is suitable for my area already i am having goat farm. can u help to guide what type of shed and what type of cow and feeding details and where to purchace waiting for ur reply.
  • ramesh reddy said on November 26, 2011
    sir,i am intrested in both dairy and dairy farm,i am from andhra pradesh east godavari district.i want to start the dairy with around 10,000 buffelloes.i need ur help sir
  • Ayub MOhammed said on November 30, 2011
    presently i am living in uk. i want start dairy farm business with 500 animals what will be the capital investment to start with including machinery & labour send e-mail in detail please. i got 15 acre of land, want to start in hyderabad. thanks
  • Emmanuel Lubega said on November 30, 2011
    Hi All, I would like to start a dairy farm in Uganda with at least 20 cows.Please let me know the best cows which can give the best quantity of milk and the best feed I can use.Which equipment are essential. Is it advisable to buy some in the UK
  • Hemanth said on December 18, 2011
    Hi there, I am Hemanth, I am a mechanical engineer. I am planning to set up a dairy farm near hyderabad Andhra Pradesh, India. I have 5 acres of land at approx 60kms from city center. I would like to start the business with 50 cows. Can you let me know if this business is profitable. How much initial capital is needed and how much would govt offer as loan? Thank you for your help! Hemanth!
  • Abhishek Tiwari said on December 19, 2011
    Dear Sir i am from Lucknow U.P.i have started a small dairy form with 4 cows and around 60 ltr production per day but i am facing problem in selling of milk because people prefer Buffalo milk in the place of Cow because of its high fat in. do you pls suggest me what should i do for sale?? i am getting hardly 18-20Rs/ltr
  • Ramulu said on December 20, 2011
    Hi, I need some information pls, can anyone tell me what will be the cost of Murrah with yield of 10-12 ltrs of milk and how much will Jersey cows cost with yield of 18-20 ltrs. Pls also let me know where can I get good quality buffaloes and cows.

    Hi chandrashekar.gajengi - all nationalised banks are giving loans and there is subsidiary of 25%. You will have to cultivate 1 acre of land for 7-10 buffaloes and 1 acre of land for 5-6 cows as green grass is needed more for cows. The best breed of buffaloes are Murrah and Jaffrabadi and cows are Jersey. Holstein Fraisen are good but are very sensitive around hyderabad as it is hot atmosphere. They are good in cold climate. I dont know the cost, am trying to get the best price for cattle as I have to buy them. I have applied for bank loan and it is sanctioning it for me.
  • Susheel Kanwar said on February 23, 2012
    Hi there. I want to start the business of Dairy farm. I am totally new in this field. So suggest me how to start this business in Solan (Himachal Pradesh) with 20 Jersey cows. How much land I required for this business & from where I can purchase the good breed cows. Also suggest me the total budget/ equipments/ manpower for this to start with 20 Jersey cows. The atmosphere is approx. 15 degree to 30 degree throughout the year. Is there any subsidy given by the state govt. or Centre Govt. Waiting for your +ve response. Contact No. 93187-83888
  • Raman said on February 23, 2012
    We from Malaysia. We provide FREE land and facility with cheap labors to start up cattle farming business in Selangor. We buy back your cows. Because currently, Malaysian import cows worth of millions from India and other countries. There is big demand for cows in Malaysia throughout the Year.
  • bikram sahoo said on March 9, 2012
    I want to start dairy business from bbsr orissa.can you guide me how to start the business. how much money i need to spend for buying cows. where i can buy it. how much land needed for 50 cows. what are the machinery i need to buy for it. how much amount i should have backup for it. please kindly send me the catalog about the dairy business. thanks to all, with regards ratnesh kumar
  • shabeer said on March 10, 2012
    I am planning to start dairy farm business at small village in kerala. Please help what kind of machinery and investment needed and how much land needed for 20 cow.
  • Ram said on April 4, 2012
    Hi Dear All dairy Person, I Stay Basic Allahabad, I want to start Dairy business in UP. Can U Help & Guide me, my Number is 9987338234. Thank, Regards Ram ( Team )
  • Sreekanth said on April 4, 2012
    Sir, I (not only me we are 5 people) wishing to start a Dairy Farm of 50 cows as partnership at Tamilnadu (Tirunelveli)in an area of 10 acres. We require your valuable assistance on this.We are clueless like, design of the (open area, Milking parlor, Milking area, Cow / calves shed), other equipments needed(weighing machine, testing machine, Tractor /triller, chaff cutter, mixer), Bio-gas plant, area requirement for fodder cultivation etc. Please give us an idea of all these with minimum budget required. Best Regards, Sreekanth
  • Rakesh said on April 5, 2012
    HI everyone, I am young real estate entrepreneur in Tamilnadu. I am now interested to diversify my business to dairy farms. I have planned to start a dairy farm soon.so I need valuable advise to make my business successful. please attach the details to my mail id rocky.reddy5@gmail.com With regards, Rakesh.
  • pradyut said on April 14, 2012
    Hello sir i am pradyut i want to start a dairy farm consisting of around 200 cows. I am from orissa and i have a 5 acre land on which i am planning to start the farm.Can i make profit and how much will it cost me to start the farm. Is there any chance of loss? Thank you sir. Can u please send the answers to all my questions to my mail id. Thank you.
  • santhosh said on April 15, 2012
    hi sir this is santhosh from sangareddy medak dist a.p i want to start a dairy farm in my place so i want to start with 2-5 animals so kindly mail me the requirements of the farm i am having 1000yards of land with best water an feeding facility sir u can call me 8413900654 thanking u
  • prabhat agarwal said on April 25, 2012
    dear sir , i want to start a milk dairy farm approx 1000lt per day. so please say what is estimated cost of dairy farm and whats machine is necessary to open a dairy farm

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