Key facts
What the official sources publish
Every value belongs to this exact product. Expand any fact to inspect its official evidence in place.
Facility typeNeed-based medium-term agriculture loan for sheep/goat breeding and rearing.View source
The scheme labels the repayment as medium-term and describes need-based finance.
- Source
- Scheme for Sheep and Goat Breeding/Rearing Activities
- Page / section
- page 1, title, Extent of Loan and Repayment
- Accessed
- 6 Oct 2026
- Confidence
- high
PurposeBuy sheep/goats of recognised breeds for breeding and/or rearing for wool, meat or milk; buy tools/equipment and feed; and construct sheds.View source
The listed production purposes and infrastructure/feed support are retained.
- Source
- Scheme for Sheep and Goat Breeding/Rearing Activities
- Page / section
- page 1, Purpose
- Accessed
- 6 Oct 2026
- Confidence
- high
Eligibility and unit ratiosSmall/ marginal farmers and agricultural labourers may take up sheep/ goat breeding or rearing as a subsidiary activity; trained persons may take it up commercially. The published male:female unit ratio is 1:20 for sheep and 1:4 for goats.View source
The source uses different ratios for sheep and goats; these are not interchanged.
- Source
- Scheme for Sheep and Goat Breeding/Rearing Activities
- Page / section
- page 1, Eligibility and Extent of Loan
- Accessed
- 6 Oct 2026
- Confidence
- high
Maximum financeNeed-based; unit size follows a male:female ratio of 1:20 for sheep and 1:4 for goats. The sheet gives no fixed rupee ceiling.View source
Need-based extent and both unit ratios are preserved; no currency ceiling appears.
- Source
- Scheme for Sheep and Goat Breeding/Rearing Activities
- Page / section
- page 1, Extent of Loan
- Accessed
- 6 Oct 2026
- Confidence
- high
RepaymentMedium-term repayment: 5–6 years including 12 months of gestation.View source
The six-year upper end includes the 12-month gestation period.
- Source
- Scheme for Sheep and Goat Breeding/Rearing Activities
- Page / section
- page 1, Repayment
- Accessed
- 6 Oct 2026
- Confidence
- high
Application decision timePNB's general agriculture-credit guideline lists maximum disposal times by credit limit: up to ₹2 lakh, 2 weeks; above ₹2 lakh to ₹50 lakh, 4 weeks; above ₹50 lakh to ₹1 crore, 5–6 weeks; above ₹1 crore to ₹100 crore, 6–7 weeks; above ₹100 crore, 8–9 weeks. This is not an individual sanction-date promise.View source
The bank-wide published agriculture application timeline is reproduced separately from product approval or sanction.
- Source
- PNB General Guidelines for Agricultural Credit
- Page / section
- Section 1, Time Schedule for Disposal of Loan Applications
- Accessed
- 6 Oct 2026
- Confidence
- high
General agriculture-credit document checklistPNB's general checklist lists a duly completed agriculture-credit application; self-attested identity proof; residence proof; two recent photographs not older than 6 months; and land-record particulars. The checklist is not stated as exhaustive for sheep/ goat breeding or rearing.View source
The page lists the agriculture application, identity, residence, two recent photographs and land records.
- Source
- PNB Agricultural Banking
- Page / section
- Documents Required for Agriculture Loan
- Accessed
- 6 Oct 2026
- Confidence
- high
Conditional bank-wide prepayment/closure ruleFor a non-individual borrower taking over a loan to shift to another bank/ FI, PNB's current schedule states 2% of the prepaid amount on term loans and 2% of the sanctioned limit when a cash-credit/ overdraft facility is closed before its due date. For CC/ OD, the stated charge does not apply if written non-renewal notice is given 3 months before the due date and the facility closes on that date. The page lists additional exemptions, including specified floating-rate individual/ MSE loans, MSE borrowers, own-source repayment and other stated cases. Exact applicability depends on borrower, purpose, facility, rate type and closure route.View source
The rule is conditional and is not represented as a universal product charge; see the linked full terms table for all stated exceptions.
- Source
- PNB Credit Related Service Charges — current page
- Page / section
- Section 10.15, Pre-Payment/Fore Closure; full listed exceptions
- Accessed
- 6 Oct 2026
- Confidence
- high
Benefits and features
- The listed purposes include breeding/rearing for wool, meat and milk, plus tools, feed and sheds
- The scheme sheet publishes a sheep unit ratio of 1 male to 20 females and a goat ratio of 1 male to 4 females
- Medium-term repayment is 5–6 years including 12 months of gestation
Eligibility
- Small/marginal farmers and agricultural labourers may take up the activity as a subsidiary activity; trained people may establish it on commercial lines.
Passing a listed condition does not mean the bank will approve an application.
Documents the bank lists
- PNB's general agriculture-credit checklist lists a completed application, self-attested identity proof, residence proof, two recent photographs and land-record particulars. PNB does not label it an exhaustive sheep/goat checklist.