Lucknow: Farmers in Uttar Pradesh are very concerned about their livestock and their income. Keeping in view the problems of the farmers, the government from time to time brings different schemes for the farmers. In this sequence, now the Yogi government is coming up with an important scheme for farmers and livestock farmers. Under this scheme, the state government will buy cow dung from farmers and livestock owners.

In the Yogi government, Livestock and Milk Minister Dharampal has informed that the government is soon going to start the purchase of cow dung from farmers and cattle ranchers. He said that the government would buy cow dung from farmers and livestock farmers at the rate of Rs 1.5 per kg. With this scheme of the government, the income of the farmers will increase and the problem of stray animals can also be overcome.

Destitute cow vansh participation scheme: In view of the problems faced by the farmers due to stray animals, the government had brought the destitute cow vansh participation scheme. Under this scheme, for rearing stray cows, the government gives 30 rupees per day, i.e. 900 rupees for a month and 10 thousand 800 rupees per year.

Cow Sanctuary Scheme: Under this scheme, the state government is preparing to keep stray cattle in large numbers in open space. Please tell that this scheme will be different from Gaushalas. Under this, at least 5 thousand stray cows can be kept in each cow sanctuary. According to Livestock Milk Development Minister Dharampal Singh, the government is preparing an action plan for its distribution by preparing bio-fertilizer and cooking gas based on new technology for the use of cow dung on a large scale.

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