How much subsidy is there for a 10 goat plus 1 buck unit?

The 10 does plus 1 buck unit is the standard small breeding model many schemes use as a building block, and larger projects are simply multiples of it like 50 plus 5 or 100 plus 5. The subsidy is not a fixed rupee figure; it is a percentage of the approved unit cost up to a ceiling. Under the National Livestock Mission entrepreneurship route the share is commonly around 50 percent of project cost for eligible applicants, while some state animal husbandry schemes run their own slabs that are often in the 25 to 50 percent range with a higher slab for SC, ST and women applicants. Because the per-animal cost the department uses, the percentage and the maximum amount are all revised from time to time, do not rely on a number you heard from a neighbour. Ask your State Animal Husbandry Department for the current approved unit cost and subsidy slab for the exact model you want. For a very small 10 plus 1 unit the paperwork effort is the same as for a bigger unit, so many farmers either go for a slightly larger viable unit or take the small one mainly to learn before scaling up. Plan the breed and management with a local vet.