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A group of people stands in front of a raised blue goat shed, with goats on its upper floor.

A strong shed, a stronger family.

Raised sheds, good feed and training, so your goats and your family grow together.

Four ways we help you build a better farm

Your goats give your family so much. They deserve a home that keeps them well. Out in the open, in heat and rain, on damp ground, they fall sick more easily. A good shed changes that. So do the right food and the right know-how. That is why we help families build a better farm at home. Through programs like Project AJAH and Aangan Lakshmi, selected women get a raised shed in their own backyard, support with feed and inputs, and training to run it well, one step at a time.

A Shed Above the Damp
The shed stands on pillars, off the wet ground. Air moves through it, it stays cleaner, and solar lights keep it bright after dark.
Room to Grow Underneath
The space under the shed can hold country chickens, and the manure that collects there can feed your fields or be sold.
Good Food, Strong Goats
Our Goat Feed pellets, Poshak Tatwa syrup and mineral lick blocks help your goats grow strong and give milk.
Learn From People Who Know
Training in feeding, breeding, goat care and farm accounts, with regular guidance to help you run your farm well.

How a better farm takes shape

  1. Prepare your backyard for the shed

  2. Build the raised shed

  3. Bring in good feed and inputs

  4. Learn and grow with training

Women and men sit in a circle in a meeting room with goat murals on the wall.
Every question she asks makes her farm stronger.
Adults holding a young child stand among goats in a shed with a green slatted floor.

अच्छा बाड़ा, स्वस्थ बकरी, खुशहाल घर।A good shed, a healthy goat, a happy home.

A dry floor for her goats can mean a steadier life for her children. Build the shed once, and a family can grow strong around it. You can also call us on +91 90781 93191.

Build My Farm

Sound Sheds. Stronger Enterprises.

A raised shed, quality inputs and trained hands turn a backyard herd into a managed enterprise.

Goats kept on open or damp ground face heat, rain, poor ventilation and disease, and many rural households cannot fund proper shelter on their own. In programs such as Project AJAH and Aangan Lakshmi, each selected woman gets an elevated shed with solar lighting, plus input support and training. Government scheme convergence, subject to approvals, helps fund each unit, and in AJAH it is registered in her name. The aim is a working enterprise at home, and a family that can plan beyond the next season.

Infrastructure That Lowers Risk
Raised, ventilated sheds are designed to improve hygiene and keep herds out of the damp conditions linked to disease, protecting the asset at its base.
Blended Public and SHG Funding
In AJAH and Aangan Lakshmi, each unit pairs proposed government scheme convergence with SHG cluster credit, subject to scheme terms and approvals.
More Than One Income Stream
The space beneath each shed can hold indigenous poultry, and manure collected below can be used or sold, spreading household income.
One Package, Ready to Repeat
A steel shed, a starter herd, farmer training, remote monitoring and para-vet support come together in one unit that can be repeated village after village.
10,000+
Farmers impacted
700+
Villages reached
7,00,000+
Goats insured
Reach across all Manikstu programmes, not this solution alone.