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KISSAN JAN BHOOMI PVT. LTD. 1

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H.F-6. COW PHOTO 4

MILKING MACHINE 5

 No boundation by govt for production & never be illegal  Production can not be disturbed or decreased  Production will give daily profit to organization and in very few time profit starts production then profit`s profit and so on  Secter runs with the govt support like subsidies, free medicine, free instruments for good breeding  No risk every cow will be insured  Cow project produce the so more projects like gobar gas plant, kenchua khad project, milk made items  Broad market  Any time infra can be bounded or any colony,city of huge amount can declared illegal  Anytime any news or govt ban can decrease the value of infra  No certain time for profit for organization any deal can take uncertain years  No support by govt while any time can be bounded  Personal risk of value decrease/increase  Only do investment and wait for value increasing or  Narrow market 6

PROJECT STRUCTURE FOR 500 COW CAPACITY Required:-  Cow cost (with transport & management)  500*Rs.60000/- = 3 Crore  Machinery (all of milking feeding etc.)  Shed  Plant Boundary =1.50 Crore  Stock (Feed,Fodder Toori) =50LAC  REQUIRED BUDGET 5 CRORE 7

FUND MANAGEMENT  Fund Will Be Managed By 40 Workers Everyone Will Contribute Of Rs. ( 15 Lac’s ) Per fed. Member.  Net Investment After All Expenses =12 lac 50,000  12,50,000 * 40 = 5 Crore 8

If Singal Person Invest Then Project Report On 12 Lac 50,000 Collection  We Will Utilize This Amount As Follows :-  For Cow Purchase 60 % or = rest 30% For plant infrastructure MEANS :- COW PURCHASE = 13 9

DAILY EXPENCE PER COW  8kg Choori (15/-Per Kg) =120  10 Kg Toori (4/- Per Kg) =40  Green Feed (40 K.G) =20  250 Gram Calcium =15  Extra Exp. (Labour Of Two Person) =25 Total exp. on single cow (daily) = Rs

DAILY EXPENCE REPORT FOR 1 YR  Previous detail (daily) Rs. 220  Cow will handled for 1 yr for 1 round process  Cow Milking Period Is 300 Days Normally But Average Milk Production Is Only For 210 Then Expense is 220 * 210 =  Rest 5 Month Daily Cost On Single Cow  Rs. 121/- Daily * 30*5 =  Total Cost On 1 Cow F0r 1 Yr =64300  ON 13 COW total Exp. for 1 year 64300*13 = 8 LAC 35,900 11

TOTAL REVENUE GENERATED for 1 YR  1 cow 25 ltr.(Average period of 7 month )*30 days * 7 month = 210 days  If average sale of milk is Rs. 25/-per ltr.  Sale 25 ltr. * Rs. 25/- * 210 days = Rs /-  Revenue generated from a single cow =  Revenue from 13 cow * Rs /- = 17 LAC 3000  All mislenious expanses like electricity, medicine will covered by manaur(gobar)  =5kg daily*Rs 2*30days*12month*13 cow= 46800/- 12

 1st Yr Revenue Generated = 17,03000  1st Yr Expense = 8,35,900  Estimated Profit = =  Per Cow Profit =867100/13=  1 Yr Profit 867,100  60 % Of The Above Amount Will Be Used For Cow Purchasing For Next Year ( According to federal agreement) then new 9 Cow Will Be Purchased for next year. APPROX PROFIT( 13 COWS) 13

APPROX PROFIT  2nd yr total cow = 22  Profit = * 22 = 14 lac  60 % Amount reinvest for cow purchasing or /- or 15 cow  3Rd Yr Total Cow ( From Calf Of Plant) Or Cow Total = 45  PROFIT = 30,01500  60 % reinvest for cow purchasing = 18 lac 900/- or new cow = 30  4Th Yr Total Cow = ( From Plant`s Calf)= 90  Profit = * 90 = 60,03000  60 % Reinvest for cow purchasing = 36,01800 or new cow = 60  5 Th yr total cow = (new calf) or cow = 200  Profit = * 200 = 1 crore 33 lac 40,000 14

Pension plan Cow farming investment only Customer & advisor are having 1% royalty per month after five year(life time) Self business advisor For example: 15 lakh are having 1% royalty means 15000/-per month customer & advisor after five years(life time 15