<h1>Access to animal husbandry schemes questioned over alleged favouritism while farmer cites subsidy and fodder support.</h1> A commercial dairy enterprise supplies local markets and institutions, employs labour, and achieves viable revenue after input costs; production fluctuates with biological cycles and feed sourcing. The farmer received some state support under dairy and fodder schemes but alleges favouritism in benefit allocation, while the veterinary department identifies available assistance such as cattle supply, fodder programmes, and shed subsidies.