Calf Feedlot Fattening

Scaling commercial feedlot fattening enterprises to double quality meat production across Pakistan — targeting domestic food security and export market development with a total budget of Rs. 2.4 billion.

Rs. 2,385M

Total Budget

4 Years

Project Duration

Nationwide

Coverage (Demand-Driven)

Project Overview

Vertically Expanding Pakistan’s Meat Production

Pakistan has a vast reservoir of male cattle and buffalo (46.1M and 38.8M respectively) with strong potential for feedlot fattening. This PM initiative unlocks that potential through incentivized, technology-driven farm-level interventions — with specific focus on cow/buffalo fattening nationwide and goat/sheep fattening in Balochistan.

The project establishes model calf and kid/lamb feedlot fattening farms, provides bio-economically efficient production technologies, and creates scalable enterprise models that can be expanded through subsequent funding phases.

Specific Objectives

[fancy_list style=”arrow” color=”#0b731c”] [fancy_list_item]Establish calf/kid/lamb feedlot fattening farms applying bio-economically efficient technologies[/fancy_list_item] [fancy_list_item]Practically double value-added quality meat production within the project period[/fancy_list_item] [fancy_list_item]Provide incentives to farmers to adopt commercial feedlot fattening practices[/fancy_list_item] [fancy_list_item]Develop scalable enterprise models for both domestic and export meat markets[/fancy_list_item] [fancy_list_item]Establish sustainable post-project expansion through public and donor funding pipelines[/fancy_list_item] [/fancy_list]