Abstract
This study estimated the pattern of investment in the livestock sector in progressive and less-progressive states of eastern India over the period of 2011-12 to 2018-19. The results revealed that the large farms (`83,453/farm) invested 3.7 times higher on livestock as compared to small farms (`22,475/farm) in the progressive state, whereas large farms (`45,965/farm) invested almost 2.9 times higher on livestock as compared to small farms (`15,565/farm) in the less-progressive sate. Unlike the progressive state, the percentage of investment in livestock was higher for small farms than for large farms in a less-progressive state. Annual income and borrowed capital in the progressive state, whereas irrigated land, education, and borrowed capital in the less-progressive state significantly influenced the farm investment.
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