I want to start a dairy farm on leased land

For a dairy farm on leased land, first lock the lease in writing for at least five to seven years, because dairy needs stable land and shed investment. Check water, road access, electricity, drainage, and whether the land is high enough to stay dry in monsoon. Plan the shed, fodder area, dung pit, and milk room before bringing animals. Start with a small herd and choose high milk breeds like Sahiwal, Gir, HF cross, Jersey cross, or Murrah, Nili Ravi, or Jaffarabadi if you want buffaloes. Keep a feed plan ready, because milk profit depends on fodder and concentrate cost. If you want, I can help you plan the herd size and monthly budget. For exact land and loan planning, use Pashushala services like Ration Calculator and insurance support.