Showing 11–20 of 49 schemes
Clear filtersPradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojna (PMFBY)
Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana was launched in 2016 with the aim to support farmers by providing an affordable comprehensive risk cover for crops.
View DetailsGreen House
Under the Green House Scheme Farmers can get the benefit of subsidy on green house and earn more income by cultivating horticultural crops like vegetables, flowers, fruits etc. by controlling the ago-climatic factors, temperature, humidity and sunlight.
View DetailsPlant Protection Scheme
This scheme is run by the Government of Meghalaya to help farmers and horticulturists protect their crops from pests, diseases, weeds, and rodents. It provides bio-pesticides and bio-agents (natural pest controllers) along with equipment at a 50% subsidy. This encourages farmers to use environment-friendly pest management methods instead of harmful chemical pesticides.
View DetailsAgroforestry component under RKVY
The Agroforestry component under RKVY is a government scheme run by the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare to help farmers grow trees on their farmland along with regular crops. Launched in 2016-17, it aims to increase farmer income, expand forest cover across the country, and help fight climate change by storing carbon in trees.
View DetailsFeed The Seed
The "Feed for Seed" program is an initiative launched by the Government of Telangana in India, aimed at promoting agriculture and supporting farmers in the state. The program is designed to encourage farmers to produce their own seeds by providing them with free, high-quality seeds of various crops.
View DetailsNational Food Security Mission NFSM
National Food Security Mission was launched in 2007-08 to increase the production of rice, wheat and pulses. Later, coarse cereals, nutri cereals, commercial crops (sugarcane, jute, and cotton) were also added to the mission.
View DetailsCrop Cluster Development Programme
The Crop Cluster Development Programme (CCDP) is a government initiative to help horticulture farmers in Arunachal Pradesh's Baagwani Villages improve their farming practices and income. The scheme provides support for organizing farmer groups, improving farming methods, and developing better ways to sell their crops. It focuses on making agriculture sustainable and helping farmers earn more from their work.
View DetailsScheme to Encourage Farmers to Add Value to Crops
This Gujarat government scheme helps farmers increase the value of their agricultural products by providing financial assistance to buy modern machinery and equipment. The scheme supports crop value addition activities like processing, packaging, and production of farm-based products. By investing in machinery, farmers can process their crops locally and earn better prices. This scheme is designed to help farmers move from selling raw crops to selling value-added products.
View DetailsAssistance for Cultivation of Medicinal/ Aromatic Crops
The scheme provides financial assistance up to 75% of the cost or ₹11,250/- per hectare (whichever is lower) to farmers in Gujarat cultivating medicinal or aromatic crops on land between 0.20 and 4 hectares.
View Details"Subsidy for Cultivation of Fodder Crops" Component of the "Crop Production Technology" Scheme
This scheme provides cash incentives to farmers and self-help groups in Puducherry who grow fodder crops. Run by the Department of Agriculture and Farmer's Welfare in Puducherry, it aims to increase fodder production for animal feed. The scheme is part of the broader Crop Production Technology initiative to support agricultural development in the region.
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