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Count me in. I will be able to provide some help through online and phone.

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I suggest you to attend the trainings in KVKs of your district. This will make you understand the different options in the building architecture required for dairy farming like Head-to-Head, Tail-to-Tail etc. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

I am assuming 1 acre is what you have? If you are going to use the farm for producing the feed, 1 acre can support at the most 25 goats. Usually goats are sold in Live Weight basis which may be around 200-400 per kg. Using this, you can plan the number of goats. Shed is want will cost you...

You can start with even 1 or 2 goats to start with. Alternatively, buy 3 month goat kids so that you can buy more. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

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Few Question to ponder. 1. Have you decided on the breed of the cow? 2. Do you have previous experience in this field? 3. Have you planned for their feeds already? 4. Do you have enough land for create feeds for the cow? 5. Have you identified the customers for selling the milk? Regards...

The combination of Fish, Piggery & Duck farming is called integrated farming. You can ensure that the waste from the piggery gets to the fish in the pond as well as place a cage on top of the pond in which the duck needs to be kept. The waste from the duck also becomes feeds to the fish in the...

Allocate 10% of land towards ponds in your farm. This will ensure that you will have water even during the summer reasons. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

There is growing demand for Neem Oil. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

This should help you to start - http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.in/2016/12/an-introduction-to-goat-farming.html Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

Allocate 33% each for short term crops, medium term crops and long term crops. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

Its always better to check with the EB guys formally in letter about the rules rather than regretting later. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

The link I have provided will give you some idea. These people have started their entire farming based on leafy vegetables only. You should get profit (except during rains) easily. Call the person in the link and see whether you can spend sometime with them (they are nearby Chennai). BTW...

You can do a lot in 2 acres of land. You can do vegetables including green leafy vegetables. This requires labour to a great extent. You can go for Goat Farming and may require less labour or Fish Farming if water source is available. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan...

Polyhouse is a heavy investment business. So, if you have the funds you can do it. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan http://agricultureforeverybody.blogspot.com

Leafy vegetables will get harvested in 15 days to 6 months. So your thinking is in the right direction. You should be able to get good returns in leafy vegetables itself. Focus on different leafy vegetables. Check this site for more details. http://nallakeerai.com/ Regards Padmanabhan...

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