Archive · 27 May 2025
Haryana CM Promotes Natural Farming, Opens Veterinary Clinic
Haryana's government is encouraging farmers to use natural farming, which is better for the soil, health, and environment.
They are providing money to help farmers buy cows for organic farming.
A new veterinary clinic has opened to help take care of animals.
The government is also boosting milk production with subsidies and insurance for farmers, and scholarships for their children.
They are working to help farmers and the economy by investing in better facilities and programs.
Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini urged farmers to adopt natural farming to reduce chemical use.
The state government is offering subsidies for indigenous cows to promote cow-based organic farming.
A new veterinary polyclinic was inaugurated in Kurukshetra with advanced veterinary services.
Haryana operates seven government veterinary polyclinics and many hospitals and dispensaries.
The government is focused on cattle protection and supporting milk producers with various schemes.
- Who
- Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini
- What
- Haryana CM urged farmers to adopt natural farming and inaugurated a veterinary polyclinic.
- When
- Announced on Monday.
- Where
- Haryana, specifically Kurukshetra
- Why
- To encourage natural farming, improve animal health, and support milk production.
- Subsidy for Indigenous Cows
- Rs 30,000
- Polyclinic Cost
- Rs 4.67 crore
- Milk Production (2023-24)
- 1.22 crore tonnes
- Per Capita Milk Availability
- 1,105 grams
- Milk Subsidy (General)
- Rs 5 per litre
- Milk Subsidy (EWS)
- Rs 10 per litre
- Gaushalas Established
- 650
Sources
Kurukshetra: Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini urges farmers to embrace natural farming, announces major veterinary infrastructure boost
Haryana powers up MSME sectors with Rs 170 crore cluster development plan
