The Government of Punjab, led by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, has officially launched CM Punjab Livestock Card Phase 2 (2025) — a landmark step toward empowering rural farmers and revolutionizing Punjab’s livestock sector.
Through this program, interest-free loans up to Rs. 540,000 are being provided to small and medium livestock farmers to help them manage expenses such as animal feed, veterinary care, and medicines.
This initiative aims to boost dairy production, improve rural income, and promote digital agriculture across the province.
What Is the Punjab Livestock Card Program?
The Punjab Livestock Card Program was initially launched in June 2024 by the Livestock & Dairy Development Department Punjab.
It is designed to provide financial assistance and digital tools to farmers raising cows, buffaloes, and goats.
With the Livestock Card, farmers can easily purchase:
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Animal feed and silage
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Mineral mixtures and nutritional supplements
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Veterinary medicines and essential farm supplies
This program combines finance, technology, and expert guidance, helping farmers improve their productivity through a modern, transparent, and cashless system.
Key Features of CM Punjab Livestock Card Phase 2
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Loan Amount | Rs. 135,000 to Rs. 540,000 (based on livestock count) |
| Loan Tenure | 4 months + 1-month grace period |
| Repayment Start | From the 7th month after loan disbursement |
| Verification | Through NADRA, NACTA & ECIB systems |
| Application Mode | Fully digital via PITB Portal |
| Special Focus | Rural women & youth farmers included |
This phase ensures transparency, zero corruption, and equal access for all deserving farmers through e-verification and digital balloting.
Eligibility Criteria for Punjab Livestock Card 2025
To qualify for the Livestock Card, applicants must meet the following criteria:
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Must be a resident of Punjab
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Have a valid CNIC and registered mobile number
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Own at least five livestock animals (cows, buffaloes, or goats)
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Not be a defaulter of any government loan
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Must pass verification through NADRA and ECIB databases
These measures ensure that only genuine livestock owners and hardworking farmers receive financial support.
Required Documents for Registration
Before applying, prepare the following documents for a smooth registration process:
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Copy of CNIC (front and back)
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Proof of residence (electricity or gas bill)
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Livestock ownership details (number and type of animals)
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Proof of income or farm record
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Disability certificate (if applicable)
How to Apply Online for the Punjab Livestock Card Phase 2
The registration process has been fully digitized, eliminating the need to visit offices or send SMS applications.
Step-by-Step Guide:
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Visit the Official Portal
Go to the Punjab Livestock & Dairy Development Department website or the PITB registration portal. -
Select “Livestock Card Phase 2 Registration”
Click the registration link to start your online application. -
Enter Details
Fill in your CNIC, mobile number, and personal information. -
Provide Livestock Data
Add the number and type of animals you own. -
Upload Required Documents
Attach CNIC, proof of residence, and livestock records. -
Submit and Verify
After submission, your details will be verified through NADRA and NACTA systems. -
Check Application Status
You can later track your progress using your CNIC number on the same portal.
Farmer Guidance App – Digital Support for Livestock Owners
To complement this scheme, the Punjab government has launched a Farmer Guidance App, giving real-time access to:
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Expert veterinary advice and animal care tips
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Alerts on livestock diseases and vaccination schedules
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Contact info of nearby veterinary centers
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Digital tracking through the Animal Identity Traceability System (AITS)
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Digital vaccine and treatment records
Additionally, the Livestock Punjab SPMS-9211 tool allows farmers to register complaints and track responses — a big step toward digital governance in agriculture.
Empowering Rural Women
Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has placed special emphasis on empowering rural women farmers.
Women managing small dairy farms or cattle at home can now independently apply for the Livestock Card and access interest-free loans.
They are also eligible for Kissan Card and Himmat Card programs, promoting inclusion, economic growth, and family stability in rural Punjab.
Loan Repayment Plan
The repayment system is designed to be farmer-friendly and stress-free:
| Livestock Count | Loan Limit | Repayment Start |
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| 5–8 animals | Rs. 135,000 | After 6 months |
| 9–12 animals | Rs. 270,000 | After 6 months |
| 13–20 animals | Rs. 540,000 | After 6 months |
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Total loan period: 4 months
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Grace period: 1 month
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Repayment begins from the 7th month
This flexible structure allows farmers enough time to earn from their produce before repaying.
How to Check Application Status
You can check your registration progress anytime:
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Visit the Livestock Punjab portal
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Click on “Check Application Status”
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Enter your CNIC or application ID
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View your current status — Under Review, Approved, or Pending Documents
Applicants will also receive SMS and email alerts regarding loan approval and card activation.
Helpline & Support
If you encounter any issues during registration or verification, contact:
📞 Helpline: 1312
🌐 Website: livestock.punjab.gov.pk
The Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) support team will assist with any technical or application-related concerns.
Key Benefits of the Punjab Livestock Card Program
- Interest-free loans for feed, medicines, and farm inputs
- Digital registration and transparent verification
- Expert veterinary guidance via mobile apps
- Empowerment of rural women farmers
- Boost to dairy production and income growth
This isn’t just a loan — it’s a digital transformation of Punjab’s livestock sector, ensuring financial stability and sustainable development for farming families.
Conclusion
The CM Punjab Livestock Card Phase 2 (2025) represents a major step toward modernizing agriculture and uplifting rural Punjab.
By combining financial support, digital verification, and expert guidance, the program empowers farmers to improve animal health, increase income, and adopt smart farming practices.
With transparent operations and inclusive policies, this initiative will not only strengthen Punjab’s dairy economy but also build a brighter, self-reliant future for its farmers.