4  4.3.1 Applicants shall attend training in smallstock husbandry management  organised by DAP;  4.3.2 Animals should be sourced within the vicinity of the project area where  possible;  4.3.3 Breeding stock should be aged 1 to 3 years;  4.3.4  Applicants should indicate where their stock will be watered by  providing proof of watering agreements;  4.3.5 Prices of smallstock should not exceed P1000 for a doe/ewe and P2000  for a buck/ram; and  4.3.6 To qualify for 90% grant, an applicant should own 11 to 20 goats/sheep  or 3 to 4 cattle. On the other hand, to qualify for 100% grant an  applicant should own 0 to 10 goats/sheep or 1 to 2 cattle.  5.0 Resource-poor Component  5.1 Smallstock  5.2 Tswana chickens  As mentioned earlier, resource-poor components comprise smallstock and Tswana  chickens. This component is for citizens who own up to four (4) cattle or up to 20  sheep/goats. Additionally, the applicant should earn P150 per month with dependents  or P120 per month without dependents. Farmers can only apply for one package.  This package assists resource-poor to purchase smallstock and veterinary requisites.  As shown in Table 1, maximum grant is P12 000.  This package assists resource-poor farmers to rear Tswana chickens. The grant will  also be used to purchase feeds, veterinary requisites, stock and equipment. Table 2  gives maximum grant for Tswana chicken package. As indicated in Table 2, a farmer  will be assisted to buy 21 hens (female birds) and 4 cocks (male birds).  Table 1  Smallstock  Maximum grant - P12 000 Category  Flock/herd size  Farmer contribution  Grant  I  II  0 – 10 sheep/goats or 0 – 2 cattle  11 – 20 sheep/goats or 3 – 4 cattle  0 %  10 %  100 %  90% 