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Clear filtersPrimary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank: For Minor Irrigation
This scheme is run by Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Banks in Tamil Nadu to help farmers get loans for small irrigation projects. It aims to improve water availability for farming. Farmers can borrow money at affordable interest rates to build wells, install drip irrigation, or create other minor water systems on their farms.
View DetailsProduction of Foundation Seeds
This scheme supports farmers in Tamil Nadu who want to grow foundation seeds for pulses like chickpea, pigeon pea, and lentils. It is run by the Tamil Nadu government's agriculture department to increase quality seed production. The scheme provides subsidies to help farmers establish and maintain seed farms, with special support for SC/ST farmers and women farmers.
View DetailsProduction of Foundation and Certified Seeds
This scheme, run by the Department of Agriculture in Tamil Nadu, supports farmers who produce and supply high-quality Foundation and Certified seeds. The government provides financial subsidies to encourage farmers to engage in seed production activities. This helps ensure the availability of quality seeds for other farmers and improves agricultural productivity across the state.
View DetailsDistribution of Minikits At Free of Cost
This scheme provides free minikits to farmers who grow maize in selected districts of Tamil Nadu. The minikits contain seeds and other inputs needed for improved maize farming. The government distributes these kits at no cost to help farmers increase their productivity and crop quality. This scheme is managed by the Tamil Nadu State Government's Agriculture Department.
View DetailsIncentive Scheme for Sericulture Reelers
This scheme helps people from minority communities who work in silk reeling and spinning to improve their income and business. The government provides loans to help them buy equipment and manage their daily business costs. The scheme aims to strengthen the silk industry while supporting workers from minority backgrounds.
View DetailsDistribution of Manually Operated Plant Protection Equipment
This Tamil Nadu agriculture scheme helps farmers buy manually operated plant protection equipment at a reduced cost. The government provides a 50% subsidy on the purchase price of equipment used to protect crops from pests and diseases. The scheme aims to make modern farming tools affordable so farmers can improve crop quality and yield. It is implemented by the Tamil Nadu agriculture department.
View DetailsMukhyamantri Kalakar Sahayata Yojana
The Mukhyamantri Kalakar Sahayata Yojana is a scheme run by the Odisha Language, Literature & Culture Department, Government of Odisha. It provides financial support and sustenance to elderly artists and cultural workers who have devoted their lives to preserving and promoting Odisha's rich cultural heritage. The scheme aims to help artists facing financial difficulties in their senior years.
View DetailsFinancial Assistance to Indigent Tamil Scholars
This scheme, run by the Arts & Culture Department of Puducherry, provides monthly financial assistance to elderly Tamil scholars and artists. It recognizes and supports individuals aged 58 years and above who have made significant contributions to Tamil language, literature, and culture. The scheme aims to help indigent (poor) Tamil scholars continue their cultural work with financial security.
View DetailsOne Time Assistance to Small and Marginal Farmers for Purchase of Small Farm Implements (OTA-SFI)
The One Time Assistance to Small and Marginal Farmers for Purchase of Small Farm Implements (OTA-SFI) is a scheme run by the Agriculture Department of the Government of West Bengal. It provides financial help to small and marginal farmers to buy manually operated farm tools and implements. This scheme aims to improve farming efficiency and productivity by making essential agricultural equipment affordable and accessible to farmers with limited resources.
View DetailsScheme For Subsidy On Interest For Establishment Of 1 To 20 Milch Animal Farm For Scheduled Tribe
This scheme helps Scheduled Tribe members in Gujarat start dairy farming with 1 to 20 milch animals (milk-giving cattle). The Department of Agriculture, Farmers Welfare & Co-operation, Government of Gujarat runs this scheme. It provides subsidy on the interest you pay when you take a loan to buy dairy animals and set up your farm.
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